Tuareg Bowl 29Tuareg bowls have been hand carved from indigenous wood by women of the Tuareg people of Niger. The Tuareg are nomadic pastoralists and these light bowls help to transport food and meals easily. Tuareg bowls are often beautifully incised with intricate patterns perfected through incredible wood carving skills passed down generations. Authentic, vintage wooden bowls from global communities are increasingly rare to curate and would have been used to

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they are all individual with their own slight variations   making it a one-of-a-kind piece for your home

Each mortar has been used for pounding grain and maize in the communities kitchen

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They are considered to be one of the most important of their few possessions that they travelled with

South Africa in 2018 by photographer and guide Don Heyneke

named after the trees she preferred to climb

They style perfectly as a low stool or decorative sculptural stool for anywhere in the home

cow dung would be smeared on the outside of the baskets