Pula e Ya na

Sebabatso, the majestic hybrid creature that safeguarded Thaba Nchu. With a form that blended the elegance of a bird of paradise with the strength of an ostrich, Sebabatso captivated Peo with a mesmerizing dance in the rain.

This commanding bronze form unfurls like wings in motion, balancing delicacy and power in a single breath. Inspired by ancestral myth and ecological memory, Sebabatso embodies protection, resilience, and the sacred guardianship of the land. Its open lattice-like structure evokes both lightness and transparency, suggesting the unseen energies that move through wind, rain, and ritual.

The sculpture exists between worlds—mythical being, spiritual protector, and contemporary artwork—inviting the viewer to step into an encounter where African cosmology and modern design merge seamlessly. A piece of both beauty and reverence, it carries the aura of timeless guardianship.