Baobab Tree Crewneck Sweatshirts

Grandidier’s baobab is the biggest and most famous of Madagascar‘s six species of baobabs. This imposing and unusual tree is endemic to the island of Madagascar, where it is an endangered species threatened by the encroachment of agricultural land.

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Tarangire National Park, Tanzania

Baobab trees which can live to over 1000 years old, also carry spiritual mystical significance and cultural values, as well as providing nutritious fruit and leaves for food and medicine. In ancient times in Senegal, griots used to be buried inside these trees.

"Gouye sipi" is the name of an ancient Baobab tree well over 1000 years old, growing in Sebikotane in Senegal. The baobab is the national symbol of Senegal, and an icon of the African continent. It's leaves and fruits are now recognised as "superfoods" with many healing properties. The baobab is said to predate both mankind and the splitting of the continents over 200 million years ago.

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"Gouye sipi" is the name of an ancient Baobab tree well over 1000 years old, growing in Sebikotane in Senegal. The baobab is the national symbol of Senegal, and an icon of the African continent. It's leaves and fruits are now recognised as "superfoods" with many healing properties. The baobab is said to predate both mankind and the splitting of the continents over 200 million years ago.

"Gouye sipi" is the name of an ancient Baobab tree well over 1000 years old, growing in Sebikotane in Senegal. The baobab is the national symbol of Senegal, and an icon of the African continent. It's leaves and fruits are now recognised as "superfoods" with many healing properties. The baobab is said to predate both mankind and the splitting of the continents over 200 million years ago.

Baobab trees which can live to over 1000 years old, also carry spiritual mystical significance and cultural values, as well as providing nutritious fruit and leaves for food and medicine. In ancient times in Senegal, griots used to be buried inside these trees.

Baobab trees which can live to over 1000 years old, also carry spiritual mystical significance and cultural values, as well as providing nutritious fruit and leaves for food and medicine. In ancient times in Senegal, griots used to be buried inside these trees.

Baobab trees which can live to over 1000 years old, also carry spiritual mystical significance and cultural values, as well as providing nutritious fruit and leaves for food and medicine. In ancient times in Senegal, griots used to be buried inside these trees.

Baobab trees which can live to over 1000 years old, also carry spiritual mystical significance and cultural values, as well as providing nutritious fruit and leaves for food and medicine. In ancient times in Senegal, griots used to be buried inside these trees.

"Gouye sipi" is the name of an ancient Baobab tree well over 1000 years old, growing in Sebikotane in Senegal. The baobab is the national symbol of Senegal, and an icon of the African continent. It's leaves and fruits are now recognised as "superfoods" with many healing properties. The baobab is said to predate both mankind and the splitting of the continents over 200 million years ago.

Baobab trees which can live to over 1000 years old, also carry spiritual mystical significance and cultural values, as well as providing nutritious fruit and leaves for food and medicine. In ancient times in Senegal, griots used to be buried inside these trees.

Abstract art inspired by mystical Baobab trees

Baobab trees which can live to over 1000 years old, also carry spiritual mystical significance and cultural values, as well as providing nutritious fruit and leaves for food and medicine. In ancient times in Senegal, griots used to be buried inside these trees.

Baobab trees which can live to over 1000 years old, also carry spiritual mystical significance and cultural values, as well as providing nutritious fruit and leaves for food and medicine. In ancient times in Senegal, griots used to be buried inside these trees.

Baobab Tree - Flora - Africa

The upside-down baobab tree's cream-coloured bloom goes through an amazing transformation on its way to becoming the disperser of new seeds for the giant tree. This illustration is based on archive.org material found through http://plantgenera.org: Baillon, H.E., Histoire des plantes, vol. 4 (1872-1873) Via Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis, U.S.A.

Baobab tree - national tree of Madagascar

The Baobab ( or "upside down" ) tree, seen on Safari in the Tarangire National Park, Tanzania, Africa. Each tree trunk can hold up to 300 litres ( 66 gallons ) of water, and so in drought conditions the Elephants eat the bark to get at the moisture, and in some cases ( like in this photo ) eventually eat a hole in the tree trunk ! Photo taken with a Canon EOS 20D !http://ih2.redbubble.net/work.6298269.1.lp,375x360,b,s,SG9sZSBpbiB0aGUgQmFvYmFiIFRyZWU%3D.jpg! !http://ih1.redbubble.net/work.6298269.1.papergc,441x415,w,ffffff.v4.jpg!

This baobab shirt is a trendy hipster version of the Tree of Life. This baobab shirt is a great conversation starter to share with others about the benefits of this tree's fruit and powder!

Giant baobab tree in black and white. Original photograph by Scotch Macaskill rendered in graphic, monochrome style, providing a striking image ideal for home or office decor.

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Baobab tree - national tree of Madagascar

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Baobab Tree in Kenya / Africa

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Baobab Tree - Giraffe - Impala - Elephant in Africa

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It's a Baobab.

Baobab tree and elephant pair on vintage retro sunset in muted colors of the African bush, great design for tree lovers, elephant fans, nature enthusiasts, African wildlife followers, conservationists and those with close ties to Africa. Ideal for Africa safari and to show support for Africa's wildlife, flora and fauna. Artwork based on original wildlife photograph taken on Africa safari by Scotch Macaskill.

African Baobab tree sketch drawing in orange and violet

It's a Baobab

Giant baobab tree, an African icon, with giraffe standing under lower branches. Original wildlife photograph by Scotch Macaskill rendered in artisitc black-and-white style. The design is an elegantly simple blend of photography and line art, providing a bold image that will stand out on light to mid-dark fabrics.

Baobab tree African limited natural asset and a boon for the Africans, a good digital art gift for nature lovers