Tonga StoolThese striking stools are hand carved from a single piece of hardwood by the Tonga people who are an ethic Bantu group from Southern Zambia and the neighbouring Northern Zimbabwe. These stools have been designed with portability in mind as guests would take their own seating to weddings, funerals and ceremonies in neighbouring villages. This stool has a sturdy style and bears the authentic wear of regular use which is seen in their warm patina and

soulful details and carefully restored with stunning artisanal techniques using traditional methods

These containers with lids are hand-carved from indigenous wood and come with beautiful and distinct details

Our donut stools are perfect as functional side tables or decorative sculptural stools for anywhere in the home

Natural State side plate

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

Turkana bowls are particularly special as they come in a variety of shapes

identified by the crest in the centre of the mask

Mike found the shades of grey

with unique markings and a gorgeous patina from years of use

Kumu masks come from the Kumu people who inhabit the Ituri rainforest in the Eastern part of the Congo

and as this young elephant did so it left unique marking on its trunk as well as a dust cloud behind it making for a special capture

They are ethically and sustainably sourced from South Africa