Beaded Bamun Shield 01These shields are hand carved from one piece of indigenous wood and hand finished with beads, cowrie shells and Manilla string. Their design was inspired by the defensive shields once used by the hunters and warriors of the Tikar tribe of Cameroon, but they are now designed as ritual objects to symbolise status and wealth. They work perfectly as a decorative piece for any space. As they are handmade, each shield may vary slightly. Stand is included.

Bamileke stools are traditionally only used by the Bamileke King of Cameroon during public ceremonies

the container was designed and originally used to store and pour liquids such as mead or milk

A Dogon post of this quality is rare find

every time

They are worn daily and often styled in stacks

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

After watching a pride a lions spend a long morning hunting

Our White Sands bowl is part of our exclusive own design ceramic collection

white and blue on the edge of a drying pan system

HOW TO STYLE

Our Tonga mortar stools are special vintage pieces curated from rural communities from Zimbabwe

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