Dinka Headrest 03This simple and elegant three legged headrest comes from the Dinka Lotuku people of South Sudan. The Dinka people are nomadic farmers and herders are have excelled in the craft of small, easy to carry objects. Headrests and stools, known as thoch, are amongst these precious objects. Whilst used primarily as a headrest they would often be used by the elders in the community as a stool as well. Each headrest is hand carved from a single block of

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This container was made by the Lozi people of Zambia

This chair has a beautiful tone

Each bowl would have been used to prepare and serve food or used for storage for many years

will vary slightly due the natural nature of the product

Each vase and vessel is handmade using traditional techniques and has a very earthy and rustic aesthetic that works perfectly for any space

Our collection of Tonga stools originate from the Tonga people of Zimbabwe

The crescent shaped box is hand-carved from ingenious wood with finished with intricate carving details

The dolls are works of art

Our Mushroom table is hand-carved from suar wood in Indonesia

Lebankgara

Spears serve several functions in African tribal life and well-forged spears are highly desirable