Henry Munyaradzi preferred to use both hard black serpentine and verdite, as well as other softer materials such as green or red serpentine.  A purity of form he devises while garnering expression and spirit.  His subject matter encompassed human figures, animals, plants, birds, insects and reptiles.  This individual without formal education many treat as one of best known of the First Generation Shona sculptors.  

Exhibitions of Henry's stone sculptures began within a year of his initial sculpting and took place in several continents and countries:  throughout Africa, Paris, France; Copenhagen, Denmark; Berlin, Germany; Los Angeles, California; London, England; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Washington, D.C.; Sidney, Australia; Wales, UK; Vienna, Austria; Gent, Belgium; Stockholm, Sweden; Chicago, Illinois; Cleveland, Ohio and Sevilla, Spain to name a few venues.  Permanent public collections including his sculptures are also worldwide, numbering in excess of twenty five.