Calabash Gourd 04This hand carved gourd is made from the calabash tree and originates from the Maasai people of Kenya. This vessel would have been used to store milk, honey and beer as well as for initiation ceremonies. The gourds are made using calabashes which have beautiful natural shapes. The calabashes are cut from their vines and dried for several weeks before being hollowed, washed and sterilised with embers from the wild olive tree. Shorter, fatter calabash

These shields are hand-carved from one piece of indigenous wood and hand-finished with beads

for functional use rather than ritual

The container was used by the traditional healer to store traditional medicines

This photograph of a young elephant was taken as it walked towards Mike throwing dust on itself

The detailed designs is a replica of the courtly card art from the workshops of the royal palaces of the Cameroon Grassland

Each bowl has been hand-carved from indigenous wood by women of the Turkana community in Kenya

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

the curved table top with such a material is difficult to achieve and requires a lot of workmanship to creating a smooth

Sourced from Indonesia dating back to c

Our Kagen side table is part of our ecologically friendly and sustainable plaster furniture collection

These hand-carved spoons from the Turkana people of Kenya and part of our special collection which took 8 years to curate

This beautiful photograph was taken over the Soussusveli dunes