Ethiopian Necklace 05Ethiopian necklaces are hand sculpted by the Hammer Tribe of the Omo Valley, Southern Ethiopia. They are traditional family heirlooms that passed down from generation to generation. They are worn daily and often styled in stacks. Women will also receive a necklace when they marry as part of the dowry. Stand is included. Please note stands may have minor imperfections.

We love its simplistic but statement shape and beautiful patina of the wood from years of use

These distinctive and sculptural headdresses come from the Bambara people of Mali

This one of the larger Turkana bowls and has some distinctive metal repair work

Hand-carved from Yucub wood with dual columns

This long drum is known as a Mwamwa or Mufula

Namibia in 2017 by photographer and guide Mike Sutherland

Our Bali bowl has been hand-carved in Indonesia from Suar wood with natural markings in the wood

a Khayni gift card is the perfect present

Our Donut table is hand-carved from a single block of tamarind wood in Indonesia

The beads are hand-carved and shaped by skilled craftsmen from Kenya

These striking shields are hand carved from wood and painted with distinctive patterns by the Bamun people of Cameroon

Fulani bowls often have beautiful patterned carving details perfected through incredible wood carving skills passed down generations