Kuba Ceremonial Hat 01Often called a laket, a Kuba ceremonial hat is a traditional handwoven headpiece from the Kuba Kingdom in the Democratic Republic of the Congo that holds deep cultural and historic significance. Crafted from raffia palm fibres and embellished with beads and shells which historically symbolised wealth, the more decorative the higher the social standing. They are an essential attire for men, during important community rituals, initiations and funerals,

with large round eyes

ensuring they can continue to remain safe roaming wild

You will then be able to send the email with the gift card details to the person you are giving the gift to

Our Benson bench is crafted in our Wood 03 sample

In the drivers seat

The wool used is from Merino sheep that are sheared twice a year

these bronze bells were traditionally used for practical and spiritual purposes

The carving of a pulley symbolises the quality of the weavers work

These unusual chairs come from the Guarage tribe of South West Ethiopia and are hand carved from Wanza wood

A beautiful mancala board from the Oromo people of Ethiopia which has been framed

the wood shows beautiful signs of wear and patina

Blankets form a critical component of orphaned elephants care