Blesbok
The blesbok or blesbuck (Damaliscus pygargus phillipsi) is an subspecies of the bontebok antelope endemic to South Africa, Eswatini and Namibia. It has a distinctive white face and forehead which inspired the name, because bles is the Afrikaans word for a blaze such as one might see on the forehead of a horse. The blesbok is endemic to southern Africa and is found in large numbers in all national parks with open grasslands.
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36” x 24”
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Open Grassland
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Least Concern
Blesbok 001 - 4 sonora sonrise cabochons, coral beads, sterling silver beads and glass seed beads.
Blesbok 002 - 2 Picasso Marble cabochons, one Russian anomie cabochon, faceted pyrite stones, faceted black onyx stones, sterling silver beads and glass seed beads.
Blesbok 003 - 3 morenci turquoise cabochons, malachite stones, mystic quartz stones, sterling silver beads and glass seed beads.
Blesbok 004 - 5 natural nickel cabochons, faceted moonstone beads, faceted hexaganite stones, faceted pyrite stones, sterling silver beads and glass seed beads.
Blesbok 005 - 2 Jasper cabochons, faceted hexaganite stones, coral beads, tiger eye stones, sterling silver beads and glass seed beads.
Blesbok 006 - 2 turquoise cabochons, faceted turquoise stones, chip turquoise beads, pearls, sterling silver beads and glass seed beads.
Blesbok 007 - Abalone shell, sterling silver chain and glass seed beads.
Blesbok 008 - 2 turquoise cabochons, faceted turquoise stones, sterling silver beads and glass seed beads.
Blesbok 009 - 2 jasper cabochons, brass decoration and glass seed beads.
Blesbok 010- 5 natural nickel cabochons, faceted moonstone beads, faceted hexaganite stones, faceted pyrite stones, sterling silver beads and glass seed beads 5 natural nickel cabochons, faceted moonstone beads, faceted hexaganite stones, faceted pyrite stones, sterling silver beads and glass seed beads.