Lega Mask 09Hand carved from indigenous wood, Lega masks come from the Lega people of the Democratic Republic of Congo. These masks symbolic of their belief that physical beauty and moral excellence are intertwined. Masks also refer to ancestors and are passed on from one generation to the next as symbols of continuity. Although simple in form, masks embody complex and multiple meanings and teachings embodied through proverbs and ceremonial dances. Stand is

these simplistic stools have a timeless sculptural form that styles perfectly as a low stool or accessory anywhere in the home

Our Weston rug is hand-woven in Africa using a blend of combed and un-combed mohair wool

They are traditionally worn during dances at ceremonies and are thought to frighten and chase away those with evil intentions

These ring knives were worn for fighting as weapons or as utensils to cut and eat meat

This large wooden bowl is a common household item in Ethiopia and has been hand carved from a durable hardwood to ensure long usage

carved with amazing circular details

South Africa in 2014 by photographer and guide Mike Sutherland

Our Grey Stone plate is part of our exclusive own design ceramic collection

These pulleys are commissions works

He is a calm and gentle calf who

the ball is not fixed so you can style without if preferred

Although simple in form