MardiGrasCoconuts.com
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Mardi Gras Coconuts.Com - Mardi Gras Souvenirs
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Mardi Gras Coconuts are original, hand carved coconuts, made by a former New Orleans Zulu club member and artist. They are meant to be New Orleans Carnival's most unique souvenir and collector's item. They are still rare, and will be, for many years to come, with very few now in existence (Currently less than 1,000. Mr. Clark's individual works are highly prized and sought after, indeed, some of this artist coconuts are on display in the Kenner Rivertown and New Orleans Mardi Gras museums and are carved with quality and care in mind. Some of the owners of his unique artform include, Three U.S. and state senators, a U.S. congressman, New Orleans Mayor, city councilman, Admirals, and Generals, doctor's and lawyers, and others order every season.
The artist also has carved pieces for the Zulu King and Queen for three years, and was honored, to have been chosen to carve his special and unique brand of Mardi Gras Coconuts for the first
Mr. Clark after the "down water sand", hand rubs a primary smooth finish on a coconut entitled, "Zulu shield". Each one is hand crafted to last and represent the skilled tradition of an unique art style and beauty. Because of the method of production, most are made by request only.
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