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I agree with the others in the aesthetics of this piece. Shall we call it 'tribal folk art?" Like it either way!
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Nothing ugly on this one!!
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Thank you all for your kind words and observations. I meant "ugly" in the most humble way....were it truly "ugly" I doubt I would make room for it. I just find it a very interesting tribal interpretation of a nimcha. Its crude characteristics are what make it alluring.
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