Turkana Bowl 125Our collection of vintage Turkana bowls are one of our favourites. This bowl is part of an extremely special collection which took 8 years to curate. Each bowl has been hand carved from indigenous wood by women of the Turkana community in Kenya. Turkana bowls are known for their distinctive and unique shapes as well as their beautiful carving details, showcasing the artisanal wood working skills of the Turkana people. Authentic, vintage wooden bowls

Whilst our Zulu pots have been carefully restored

Our Khaki Fever cushion is made with a linen blend textile in beautiful neutral hue and finished with a detailed stitched pattern and brown horn beads

The jug has natural imperfections and has developed a rich patina and wear over time

this pot was originally used for storage and cooking by the Tonga people of Zimbabwe

These containers would have originally been used to collect milk and to carry food

Dogon masks have large geometric eyes and stylised features

The wood has rich and warm pantina hues

We love this collection for its blend of new and old

Each handle would be intricately carved with unique designs as they are thought to hold talismanic powers and bring good luck

Our Nelson dining chair has been crafted in a custom finished Australian wood frame with a statement grid back design and neutral green linen and cotton textile blend

Our Jomon vase and vessels are part of curated collection of ceramics

Traditionally lower stools