The Traditional East African Slingshot from the 20th century is a unique and historical artifact that showcases the craftsmanship and culture of East African communities. This slingshot, likely made with locally sourced materials, serves as a functional tool for hunting or play, reflecting the everyday life and traditions of the people who made it. The slingshot is carved from a single piece of hardwood. The two upright prongs at the top would have originally held rubber strips or bands. Its design and construction reveal the skills and creativity of the artisans, making it a valuable piece of African ethnographic history.
 
General wear and age. In good condition.
 
Dimensions: 3 1/2" X 9"