Baoulé Chair 01Baoul chairs originate from the Ivory Coast and have a beautiful design elements and styled perfectly as a small sculptural chair for any space. Chairs are very important in African culture and the Baoul chair is reserved for the Poro, a secret society. They have been designed with a straight back and gifted by wives or female relatives to men after initiation ceremonies to symbolise their new social standing and dignity. A one of a kind piece for

These unique vessels were traditionally used to capture and store rain water in the mountainous regions of Java

Our Tide wall art is designed by and exclusively created for Khayni and part of our collection in collaboration with the Swedish artist

Our Kloss stool has been designed and crafted using reclaimed wood to balance the beauty of contemporary and antique aesthetics

Due to the arid climate in which they live

We love the Karoo weave for its varied and tight organic pattern which provides a timeless textured rug to style with

This bowl has the stunning and distinctive flared lip in a beautiful chestnut coloured acacia wood with a unique braided metal repair work on one side

These baskets were traditionally used for storing mealie meal and beer

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Turkana bowls are known for their distinctive and unique shapes

These portrait masks are hand-carved from indigenous woods and form part of the Baule society

Width 23 9

Every person has their own seat and the larger the seat