Ithemba Alibulali – Zulu African dialect translated ‘Hope preserves the soul’

This piece speaks a strong message of ‘Hope’. The term “Ithemba alibulali”, is from an African dialect IsiZulu spoken widely in Southern Africa and the term is used to encourage, during challenging times, for individuals to not lose hope under any difficult situations. During this trying time when people are battling the invisible enemy Covid-19, this message of hope and resilience is really needed. ‘Hope’ is the light at the end of the tunnel.

Size: 106.5 cm (L) x 67 cm (W) (Unframed)

This is piece is available unframed or framed.