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Mopho Gonde

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Mopho Gonde - MANDLEVE - LEADWOOD - 48 X 73 X 42 - Mandleve - South Africa's Greatest Tusker <br> <br>Mandleve died in 1992 and was truly a great tusker. In fact his tusks were the greatest of them all. His name means “ear” in Tsonga. He spent his life roaming the thorny thickets of Southwestern Kruger National Park in South Africa. His two tusks weighed 152lbs and 161lbs apiece taking the record for Kruger’s heaviest ivory. In late 1993 Mandleve’s skeleton was found with tusks intact. They were removed and are now on display at the Letaba Elephant Hall in South Africa.Mopho Gonde - MANDLEVE - LEADWOOD - 48 X 73 X 42 - Mandleve - South Africa's Greatest Tusker <br> <br>Mandleve died in 1992 and was truly a great tusker. In fact his tusks were the greatest of them all. His name means “ear” in Tsonga. He spent his life roaming the thorny thickets of Southwestern Kruger National Park in South Africa. His two tusks weighed 152lbs and 161lbs apiece taking the record for Kruger’s heaviest ivory. In late 1993 Mandleve’s skeleton was found with tusks intact. They were removed and are now on display at the Letaba Elephant Hall in South Africa.Mopho Gonde - MANDLEVE - LEADWOOD - 48 X 73 X 42 - Mandleve - South Africa's Greatest Tusker <br> <br>Mandleve died in 1992 and was truly a great tusker. In fact his tusks were the greatest of them all. His name means “ear” in Tsonga. He spent his life roaming the thorny thickets of Southwestern Kruger National Park in South Africa. His two tusks weighed 152lbs and 161lbs apiece taking the record for Kruger’s heaviest ivory. In late 1993 Mandleve’s skeleton was found with tusks intact. They were removed and are now on display at the Letaba Elephant Hall in South Africa.Mopho Gonde - MANDLEVE - LEADWOOD - 48 X 73 X 42 - Mandleve - South Africa's Greatest Tusker <br> <br>Mandleve died in 1992 and was truly a great tusker. In fact his tusks were the greatest of them all. His name means “ear” in Tsonga. He spent his life roaming the thorny thickets of Southwestern Kruger National Park in South Africa. His two tusks weighed 152lbs and 161lbs apiece taking the record for Kruger’s heaviest ivory. In late 1993 Mandleve’s skeleton was found with tusks intact. They were removed and are now on display at the Letaba Elephant Hall in South Africa.Mopho Gonde - MANDLEVE - LEADWOOD - 48 X 73 X 42 - Mandleve - South Africa's Greatest Tusker <br> <br>Mandleve died in 1992 and was truly a great tusker. In fact his tusks were the greatest of them all. His name means “ear” in Tsonga. He spent his life roaming the thorny thickets of Southwestern Kruger National Park in South Africa. His two tusks weighed 152lbs and 161lbs apiece taking the record for Kruger’s heaviest ivory. In late 1993 Mandleve’s skeleton was found with tusks intact. They were removed and are now on display at the Letaba Elephant Hall in South Africa.
Mopho Gonde - MANDLEVE - LEADWOOD - 48 X 73 X 42 - Mandleve - South Africa's Greatest Tusker <br> <br>Mandleve died in 1992 and was truly a great tusker. In fact his tusks were the greatest of them all. His name means “ear” in Tsonga. He spent his life roaming the thorny thickets of Southwestern Kruger National Park in South Africa. His two tusks weighed 152lbs and 161lbs apiece taking the record for Kruger’s heaviest ivory. In late 1993 Mandleve’s skeleton was found with tusks intact. They were removed and are now on display at the Letaba Elephant Hall in South Africa.Mopho Gonde - MANDLEVE - LEADWOOD - 48 X 73 X 42 - Mandleve - South Africa's Greatest Tusker <br> <br>Mandleve died in 1992 and was truly a great tusker. In fact his tusks were the greatest of them all. His name means “ear” in Tsonga. He spent his life roaming the thorny thickets of Southwestern Kruger National Park in South Africa. His two tusks weighed 152lbs and 161lbs apiece taking the record for Kruger’s heaviest ivory. In late 1993 Mandleve’s skeleton was found with tusks intact. They were removed and are now on display at the Letaba Elephant Hall in South Africa.Mopho Gonde - MANDLEVE - LEADWOOD - 48 X 73 X 42 - Mandleve - South Africa's Greatest Tusker <br> <br>Mandleve died in 1992 and was truly a great tusker. In fact his tusks were the greatest of them all. His name means “ear” in Tsonga. He spent his life roaming the thorny thickets of Southwestern Kruger National Park in South Africa. His two tusks weighed 152lbs and 161lbs apiece taking the record for Kruger’s heaviest ivory. In late 1993 Mandleve’s skeleton was found with tusks intact. They were removed and are now on display at the Letaba Elephant Hall in South Africa.Mopho Gonde - MANDLEVE - LEADWOOD - 48 X 73 X 42 - Mandleve - South Africa's Greatest Tusker <br> <br>Mandleve died in 1992 and was truly a great tusker. In fact his tusks were the greatest of them all. His name means “ear” in Tsonga. He spent his life roaming the thorny thickets of Southwestern Kruger National Park in South Africa. His two tusks weighed 152lbs and 161lbs apiece taking the record for Kruger’s heaviest ivory. In late 1993 Mandleve’s skeleton was found with tusks intact. They were removed and are now on display at the Letaba Elephant Hall in South Africa.Mopho Gonde - MANDLEVE - LEADWOOD - 48 X 73 X 42 - Mandleve - South Africa's Greatest Tusker <br> <br>Mandleve died in 1992 and was truly a great tusker. In fact his tusks were the greatest of them all. His name means “ear” in Tsonga. He spent his life roaming the thorny thickets of Southwestern Kruger National Park in South Africa. His two tusks weighed 152lbs and 161lbs apiece taking the record for Kruger’s heaviest ivory. In late 1993 Mandleve’s skeleton was found with tusks intact. They were removed and are now on display at the Letaba Elephant Hall in South Africa.
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Mopho Gonde - MANDLEVE - LEADWOOD - 48 X 73 X 42 - Mandleve - South Africa's Greatest Tusker <br> <br>Mandleve died in 1992 and was truly a great tusker. In fact his tusks were the greatest of them all. His name means “ear” in Tsonga. He spent his life roaming the thorny thickets of Southwestern Kruger National Park in South Africa. His two tusks weighed 152lbs and 161lbs apiece taking the record for Kruger’s heaviest ivory. In late 1993 Mandleve’s skeleton was found with tusks intact. They were removed and are now on display at the Letaba Elephant Hall in South Africa.
Title:
MANDLEVE
New:
NEW
Medium:
Leadwood
Category:
Sculpture
Category:
Leadwood
Size:
48 X 73 X 42
INV. #:
MG30325
 
Mandleve - South Africa's Greatest Tusker

Mandleve died in 1992 and was truly a great tusker. In fact his tusks were the greatest of them all. His name means “ear” in Tsonga. He spent his life roaming the thorny thickets of Southwestern Kruger National Park in South Africa. His two tusks weighed 152lbs and 161lbs apiece taking the record for Kruger’s heaviest ivory. In late 1993 Mandleve’s skeleton was found with tusks intact. They were removed and are now on display at the Letaba Elephant Hall in South Africa.
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