The artist Gordon Pembridge "Gordon Bembridge" in Kenya and completed his education at the Benzolanda boarding school, was a fortunate boy to experience the wilderness of Africa and an adventurer in the jungle, which led to the formation of a long-lived association with between nature, this association has been the main source of inspiration for the impressive wooden craft industry, which combines elements of natural history and depict us as local wildlife.
Pembridge Bembridge got most of the wood he used in the ship industry from the trees broken by storms, and he used the sculpture technique that employs a lather to form a wood, but the real magic happens when it's neatly corroed into decorative patterns and natural colours of the scenes of life. The wild in Kenya's home and Newsday is doing the engraving at a high speed, often carving the forms of plants and foliage animals and their beloved places, such as Africa and ferns, are shaped with brightly colored carvings and elegant shapes.