Malinke Mask 02These masks come from the Malinke people of Mali. They are hand carved from hardwood with hammered metal plates. The masks are ceremonial objects that embody ancestral spirits and are a vital to initiations, agricultural cycles and community rituals. The wearer transforms into the spirit they represents, bringing the community into harmony with the spiritual world. Stand is included. Please note stands may have minor imperfections.

with a subtle circle pattern down the side

We love headrests for their soulful connection to their makers and the unique details that make each one special

but it is made even more magical with images like these

Our Wild cap has a subtle embroidery of an adult elephant

hand-carved from indigenous wood and hand-finished with beads and shells

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

The dolls are works of art

made from Yellowwood which is grown in natural forests in the Southern Cape

Both captured by Thige Njuguna for Reteti

This large woven basket is perfect for styling as a decorative sculptural piece anywhere in the home

this wood carving formed the handle of a catapult

keep them away from water supplies and constructs and maintains crop fencing