Lega Mask 08Hand 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

The stools have been left to their natural colour and have beautiful and unique natural markings

ensuring they can continue to remain safe roaming wild

These small stools have been designed with portability in mind as guests would take their own seating to weddings

enduring bond between people and their livestock

The basket would have been passed down generations as a wedding gift to women and used in an outdoor kitchen

These baskets are hand-woven by the Tonga women of Zimbabwe

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Our Hayder table comes in a classic black tone

They are used in ceremonies for story telling

making them one-of-a-kind pieces for your home

Dinka headrests are prized for their rarity and larger size making them the perfect vintage investment piece

These are traditional weaving sticks from the Nupe people of Nigeria and were hand-carved from indigenous wood