Hehe Stool 01Our Hehe stools have been hand carved from a single piece of hard wood by the Hehe people who live along the shores of Lake Nyasa in Tanzania. The low design of the stool suggests that the stool was made for practical purposes, such as milking cattle rather than ceremonial purposes. Each stool is a one of a kind vintage curation, whilst lovingly restored minor imperfections may occur.

The post is hand-carved from a single piece of indigenous wood

but they are now designed as ritual objects to symbolise status and wealth

a thick pancake made from ground grain called tef is one of the staple foods in Ethiopia and is always served on this round trays

The bangles are hand-sculpted and finished with delicate and intricate carved patterns

This Ethiopian chair is hand-carved from a single block of wood and has rich patina and ageing from years of use

Each mortar has been used for pounding grain and maize in the communities kitchen

Their masks can also depict animals

The forms are an abstract interpretation of an antelope

our co-founder Tarryn spent a lot of time searching for artisans who could push the boundaries with their craftsmanship and this is the start of her realising a collection of polished metal objects to sit that blends new with old

each piece will be unique and dimensions may vary slightly from the sizing given

These striking shields are hand carved from wood and painted with distinctive patterns by the Bamun people of Cameroon

with its own unique design making it a one-of-a-kind piece for your home