Lozi Stool 02This stool has been sourced from the Lozi people of Zambia. It was hand carved by the men in the community from a single block of wood using traditional tools and skills. The stool has developed beautiful patina and wear from years of use as a ceremonial seat. It has a small metal repair detail.

All of our ceramics are handmade

hand-carved by the Senufo people using a single piece of indigenous wood with differing carving details

Each stool has unique carving details on the stool legs and are finished with a natural leather hide seat

A gorgeous headrest in light hues

Makenge baskets are hand-woven from boiled roots of the Makenge bush and naturally coloured with plant dyes

The object of the game is to capture more pieces than the opponent or to have one side empty first in order to win

Our collection of vintage Nupe pots have been hand-crafted by the Nupe people of Nigeria who are well known for their pottery skills and intricate geometric designs

often with four or more legs and are very personal items that embody the soul of the owner

She was orphaned at the age of one month

they hold great significance and are often featured in Somalian poetry and literature

Hand-woven in South Africa from combed and uncombed mohair

The Namji people of North West Cameroon are famous for their wooden dolls