Topi
Go Back EnquireThe Topi (Damaliscus lunatus jimela) is a distinctive African antelope recognised by its rich reddish-brown coat, dark facial markings and characteristic bluish-black colouring across the upper legs and shoulders. Closely related to the tsessebe, the Topi is particularly associated with the grasslands and savannas of East Africa.
With its elongated face, sweeping horns and distinctive colouring, the Topi makes a striking African trophy mount. Careful attention to facial structure, expression, skin tones and anatomical detail is essential to recreate the natural character of this unusual species.