Baoulé Chair 09Baoul chairs originate from the Ivory Coast and have a beautiful design elements and styled perfectly as a small sculptural chair for any space. Chairs are very important in African culture and the Baoul chair is reserved for the Poro, a secret society. They have been designed with a straight back and gifted by wives or female relatives to men after initiation ceremonies to symbolise their new social standing and dignity. A one of a kind piece for

Our Clifton rug is woven in a beautiful light caramel hue which is perfect for anywhere in the home

This beautiful Tutsi vessel is part of an incredibly special collection of pieces which took 8 years to curate

our Tarryn beside table is a labour of her love

Makenge baskets are hand-woven in Zambia from boiled roots of the Makenge bush and naturally coloured with plant dyes

This has created wonderful patina and ageing of the wood

Shona headrests have a long history of being a prestige ornament associated with political and religious leadership

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Our Fiji vase is part of our collection of ceramics from the Swedish artist Enriqueta Cepeda

Whilst crossing a bridge over the Sand River in Sabi Sands

Their design was inspired by the defensive shields once used by the hunters and warriors of the Tikar tribe of Cameroon

It has carefully been restored with some metal detailing

The high backed seats reflect the social status of the owner