Nupe Stick 02These are traditional weaving sticks from the Nupe people of Nigeria and were hand carved from indigenous wood. Weaving is an ancient craft and prior to currency woven cloth was used to trading of goods. These finely carved sticks are highly regarded by the weaver. We love them for their unique designs and incisions and their height to style as a tall object. Metal stand is included. Please note stands may have minor imperfections.

This basket container has been hand-woven by the Borana people of Ethiopia

Namibia in 2017 by photographer and guide Mike Sutherland

The wood has developed a beautiful patina from years of use

This vessel was originally used to collect and store food and is the perfect vintage vessel to style as a sculptural decorative piece or a statement catchall for anywhere in the home

Due the artisanal process and natural fibres used to make each rug

This old jug is hand-carved from indigenous wood by the Zulu people of South Africa

The stool would have been used as a prestige item used only for market days or during important meetings

The wood has rich and warm pantina hues

The basket conveys messages of beauty

This stool has a sturdy style and bears the authentic wear of regular use which is seen in their warm patina and shine as well as the initials of the carver engraved on the seat

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

household goods had to be lightweight