Turkana Spoon 07These hand carved spoons from the Turkana people of Kenya and part of our special collection which took 8 years to curate. They were traditionally used as a winnowing spoon, which is the process of fanning air in between pieces of grain so that wind can blow away the husks. The repetitive nature of this process has created smooth surfaces and beautiful patina. This collection of vintage spoons have been gently restored to original authenticity, will

Songye masks are hand-carved from indigenous wood

Helmet masks are hand-carved from ingenious wood and finished with brass details

Our collection of vintage Mangbetu pots have been hand-crafted by the Mangbetu people of the Congo

Stand is included

This beautiful Turkana honey pot is part of our special collection which took 8 years to curate

Headrests were a necessity for the North Western nomadic pastoral tribes of Kenya as they have a cultural custom of wearing elaborate coiffures which the headrests helped to preserve whilst sleeping amongst other benefits of protecting against dust and insects

The print is complemented by an oak wood frame

The simple but impactful shape and rustic touch of this container makes it the perfect sculptural decorative object or a soulful storage choice

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

showcasing the artisanal wood working skills of the Turkana people

This vintage tray is perfect as a decorative piece or as a rustic catchall tray for anywhere in the home and is ideal for the kitchen

Our Force of Nature plate is part of our exclusive own design ceramic collection