r.w.Our R. W. cap stands for Roots and Wings coming from the African proverb "we desire to pass on two things to our children; the first is roots and the second is wings". The keepers give the roots, the rehabilitation program fosters the wings, providing confidence and structure for orphans to live wild again. The embroidery is of baby elephants and our R. W. blankie detail. Blankets form a critical component of orphaned elephants care, comfort and

or with other masks anywhere in the home

This one of a kind box comes from the Kuba people of D

All of our ceramics are handmade

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

This collection of rare miniature versions of Dogon ladders are from the Ivory Coast

This vintage jugs are  hand-carved from indigenous wood by the Lozi people of Zambia

This elegant and sculptural headrest is part of an incredibly special collection of pieces which took 8 years to curate and is an incredibly rare find

The headrest was hand-carved from an indigenous piece of wood which has taken on beautiful tones and patina from years of use

It an unusual piece as the blade is very thin and tapered

reclaimed Elm wood for a wabi-sabi aesthetic

You can mix and match the designs based on your preference

Their vision is to create a world where conservation supports the people