Tonga Stool 15Our collection of Tonga stools originate from the Tonga people of Zimbabwe. The stools have been hand carved by the community using indigenous wood. The maker creates unique designs each time, so no two stools are identical. As the Tonga stool is used as a portable seat which is carried to neighbouring communities for ceremonies and gatherings they often vary in size, with the larger stool and more difficult stools to transport harder to come by.

This container was hand-carved from indigenous wood by the Lozi people of Zambia

Our Shawni shelves designed in two different shapes and curves for a unique styling aesthetic

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

Kansai combines the beauty and simplicity of Japanese aesthetic with ceramic forms and materials inspired by ancient Jomon

Sourced the Shandong province of China dating back to c

Our Ame Rock Totem is a unique ceramic object from the Belgium artist Marlies Huybs

These portrait masks are hand-carved from indigenous woods and form part of the Baule society

We love this vintage ceremonial vessel from Ethiopia because of its intricate carving details

This bowl has beautiful circular details and in a light grey and gloss finish

The Dan farmers of northeastern Liberia and western Ivory Coast are known for two types of masks

Our collection of Fancy currency comes from the Mumuye people of Nigeria or Northern Cameroon

1950 each vessels is unique and has beautiful signs of ageing