Pokot Stool 07This beautiful stool is part of an incredibly special collection of pieces which took 8 years to curate. Hand caved from indigenous wood by the Pokot people of Kenya, who are master craftsman when it comes to wood work. Pokot stools are incredibly one of one rare collection finds. The wood has developed beautiful patina from years of use.

These beautiful masks are hand-carved from indigenous woods and finished with brass and copper detailing

This figurative post comes from the Makonde who are skilled wood carvers from Tanzania

The horns are removed from their outer shell to reveal the white inner horn

Whilst their simplicity and lack of embellishment reflects their practical purpose

For ROW customers

these bronze bells were traditionally used for practical and spiritual purposes

Each stool is hand-carved from a single piece of indigenous wood

This shield is increasingly rare

These vessels would have originally been used to collect milk or honey

The low design of the stool suggests that the stool was made for practical purposes

each piece will be unique and dimensions may vary slightly from the sizing given

The Namji people of North West Cameroon are famous for their wooden dolls