Chiwara Headdress 01These distinctive and sculptural headdresses come from the Bambara people of Mali. These sculptural carvings are worn on the head during ceremonies and rituals and are used to teach social values, agricultural techniques and bring good luck to the harvest. The forms are an abstract interpretation of an antelope, symbolising their connectivity to nature and their agricultural way of life. They also represent the harmony between man and women, often

Songye masks originate from the Congo and are hand-carved from indigenous wood

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

The wood is then crafted into our unique design using exceptional artisanal craftsmanship

The Bozo people

a Baule delicacy

Our Hehe stools are perfect as functional side table or decorative sculptural stool for anywhere in the home

Our Cape rug is woven in a beautiful off-white hue which is perfect for anywhere in the home

This stool has been finished in a classic black aesthetic

They are traditional family heirlooms that passed down from generation to generation

It was traditionally used in the kitchen for storage

Our Sabi side table draws inspiration from the African headrest and is finished with a black metal handle