Punda Milia
Grazing Stripes
Swahili · punda milia means "zebra" (literally "striped donkey").
R595
Punda Milia
A3 · Unframed · R595
Unframed: dispatched in 3–5 working days · Framed: 7–9 working days · Delivery across South Africa
Free delivery on orders over R1,500
The story
Punda milia, the "striped donkey" in Swahili, never grazes alone. Here two zebras stand close together, one head lowered to graze, their stripes flowing into one another until it is hard to tell where one ends and the next begins. A bold, graphic piece about togetherness, made for modern spaces that love black and white.
Details
- Digitally created from wildlife photography, then extensively edited and refined by hand.
- Carries the small Imvelo Graphite mark.
- Printed to order on 280gsm bright white archival matte fine-art paper (Innova FibaPrint).
- Strictly black, white and grey.
- Frames (A4 to A2): 30mm glossy black or white frame with a white mount and glass, ready to hang. The frame is larger than the print because of the mount.
Size guide
Delivery & returns
Printed to order. Unframed prints are dispatched in 3–5 working days, framed prints in 7–9 working days, then 1–2 working days by courier to main centres and 3–4 to outlying areas. Delivery is R140 per order, free on orders of R1,500 or more.
Read the full delivery & returns policy- zebra
- stripes
- togetherness
- plains game
- monochrome
- modern decor







