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The plant stores water inside their rhizomes which are small bulbds on the roots which helps them through long drought periods in their natural habitat
King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba
cut with the geometric patterning historically used across West Africa to dazzle and disorient an opponent in battle — as much a symbol of status as a tool of defence
The water system is built inside the frame and is super easy to refill
these plants need dappled Sunlight
David Ballam - NAM07 Urban Scene The plant stores water insideDavid Ballam was born and schooled in Johannesburg, South Africa. He first attended university in Cape Town but later moved to Rhodes University in the Eastern Cape. He was introduced to the camera by Obie Oberholzer and in 2004 gained his Fine Art Degree with Honours in photography. David returned to Johannesburg and after several years experience in the commercial world of photography he reverted his attention back to his Fine Art roots. Intrigued
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