Watusi Horns - Bos taurus primigenius - Exceptionnelle paire de cornes - Trophée XXXL !!! TOP !!!! - 60 cm - 87 cm - 64 cm- Non-CITES species

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Specimen Watusi (Bos taurus primigenius) from Africa, 2024, weight 10,700 g, dimensions 60 cm high × 87 cm wide × 64 cm deep, condition Bon état, authenticity Original/officiel.

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Look closely at all the photos. They are edifying, stunning!!!

The watusi, also called inyambo or ankolé (named after a precolonial kingdom in the area of present-day Uganda), is a domesticated cattle of East Africa. Its scientific name is Bos taurus primigenius. The countries where its breeding is most widespread are Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Congo-Kinshasa, South Sudan, Kenya and Tanzania.

The first photo shows an adult chair to better highlight the grandeur of the Object.

From the outset, the grandeur of these horns, their very massive appearance are a real eye-catcher.
This pair is truly impressive with a developed length of 106 cms and 105 cms.
The wingspan is 87 cms. The circumference at the base is 36 cms and 33 cms.
The condition is perfect, the color is natural, the patina is magnificent.

The curvature of these horns is of breathtaking beauty.

A precious wooden support has been specially designed for a majestic display of this object, and to be able to hang it on the wall.

Trophée XXXL, Trophée TOP, rare, unique and exceptional object, it is offered to All to All, here, and only here on Catawiki.!

(Tous nos colis sont sécurisés à l'aide de matériaux spécifiquement adaptés, et envoyés par le biais de Colissimo, avec communication du numéro de suivi, au plus tard, le lendemain de votre paiement, hors week-end et jours fériés).

Look closely at all the photos. They are edifying, stunning!!!

The watusi, also called inyambo or ankolé (named after a precolonial kingdom in the area of present-day Uganda), is a domesticated cattle of East Africa. Its scientific name is Bos taurus primigenius. The countries where its breeding is most widespread are Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Congo-Kinshasa, South Sudan, Kenya and Tanzania.

The first photo shows an adult chair to better highlight the grandeur of the Object.

From the outset, the grandeur of these horns, their very massive appearance are a real eye-catcher.
This pair is truly impressive with a developed length of 106 cms and 105 cms.
The wingspan is 87 cms. The circumference at the base is 36 cms and 33 cms.
The condition is perfect, the color is natural, the patina is magnificent.

The curvature of these horns is of breathtaking beauty.

A precious wooden support has been specially designed for a majestic display of this object, and to be able to hang it on the wall.

Trophée XXXL, Trophée TOP, rare, unique and exceptional object, it is offered to All to All, here, and only here on Catawiki.!

(Tous nos colis sont sécurisés à l'aide de matériaux spécifiquement adaptés, et envoyés par le biais de Colissimo, avec communication du numéro de suivi, au plus tard, le lendemain de votre paiement, hors week-end et jours fériés).

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Watusi
Scientific name
Bos taurus primigenius - Exceptionnelle paire de cornes - Trophée XXXL !!! TOP !!!!
Country of origin
Africa
CITES relevancy
Non-CITES species
Condition
Good condition
Year
2024
Weight
10700 g
Depth
64 cm
Height
60 cm
Width
87 cm
Authenticity
Original/official
FranceVerified
2374
Objects sold
100%
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