Overview

Established in 1948 in Johannesburg South Africa, Trans African Taxidermists legacy is steeped in trail-blazing history, from it's founders playing a role in establishing South Africa's world famous Kruger National Park to pioneering taxidermy methods that are still in use today. That same ethos lives on in this family-run business and their artistic legacy. World class specialists in fine art sculpting of African game trophies, Trans African Taxidermists offer the finest scientific preservation methods with the best artistic values in taxidermy, to sportsmen around the world. Supporting this art is a dynamic team of experts in logistics (import and export management) and production, manufacturing and customer relationship management. Uniquely, every mould that forms the basis of their sculpting work has been created in their own studio, unlike the industry standard, where most studio's buy in commercial forms to work from. Trans African Taxidermists boasts the largest private collection of moulds for over 58 African species, making their critically acclaimed artwork a draw-card for serious collectors of this natural history artwork.