Hausa Shell Basket 01These baskets are crafted by the Hausa people of Nigeria. Hand woven from grass and finished with leather with cowrie shells sewn on by hand. Cowrie shells are symbolic of wealth and the use of cowrie shells on these baskets indicates that they were used to store valuable content.

the Buhera basket is the perfect accent for any space

Our Harper vase is part of our collection of ceramics from the Swedish artist Enriqueta Cepeda

The masks are traditionally  worn by men during ceremonial dances

The beautiful leopard in this photo was known as the Tamboti female

marriage and family

These Bamun shields originate from fighting shields used by warriors and are hand-carved by the Bamun people of Cameroon from indigenous wood

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

After watching a pride a lions spend a long morning hunting

Our Kunene River cushion is made with a cotton blend textile in beautiful neutrals with a subtle pattern

Our Sea Shells cushion is made with a cotton blend textile in beautiful neutral hue and finished with a unique hand-woven shell and coconut bead detail

The chair is hand-carved from indigenous wood and demonstrates high wood work skill

These sweet containers are hard to come across and come from the Borana people of Ethiopia