WATCH: Durban artists pay tribute to Springboks with giant mural

Durban - In honour of the Springboks' glorious victory over their English counterparts on Saturday, Durban artists Ewokessay, Mook Lion, Dane Stops and Giffy, spent their Sunday creating a mural dedicated to the win. 

The mural has the face of Springboks captain, Siya Kolisi, the coveted Webb Ellis trophy and the emblem of the national rugby team, the springbok. 

Durban artists Ewokessay, Giffy, Mook Lion and Dane Stop worked on a mural dedicated to the Boks' victory over England.

Picture: Doctor Ngcobo/African News Agency(ANA)

Pictures of the mural have already been shared in various social media groups with residents applauding the artists' work. 

Commenting on the post, Martie Clarke said, "Wow Iain. That's amazing and absolutely beautiful."

Another resident said, "Beautiful artwork. Well done. Thanks for brightening up the community."

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Fresh wall going up, three guesses who we’re paying tribute to over at everyone’s favorite spot: @dizypix house. Swing by, say hi, catch a photo with some paint covered guys. 🇿🇦🏉🌍 #springboks #worldchampions #rwc2019 #strongertogether #southafrica #rugby

A post shared by iainEWOKrobinson(@ewokessay) on Nov 3, 2019 at 12:53am PDT

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The exceptional @danestops ripping an absolute beauty into @dizypix wall. What a tribute, what a player, what a captain. 🏉🇿🇦🌍

A post shared by iainEWOKrobinson(@ewokessay) on Nov 3, 2019 at 5:07am PST

In case you missed it, the Boks beat the English, 32 - 12, in the Rugby World Cup final hosted in Japan. South Africans, the world over, shouted out in victory as the whistle blew signalling the SA team as the rugby champs of the world. 

The mural can be found at the intersection of Sandile Thusi (Argyle) Road and Problem Mkhize (Cowey) Road.

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