Nupe Vessel 01This Nupe vessels comes from the Nupe people of Nigeria that live along the banks of the Niger River. This beautiful vessel was hand carved from indigenous wood and was traditionally used to collect and store food. We love the unique shape and patina of this rare vessel, giving it a beautiful weathered wabi sabi aesthetic making it a perfect for soulful styling.

to send messages over long distances as well as announcing important ceremonies

This container was made by the Lozi people of Zambia

This long drum is known as a Mwamwa or Mufula

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

South Africa in 2014 by photographer and guide Mike Sutherland

much like a lunchbox

Hand carved from wood

Our Kunene River cushion is made with a cotton blend textile in beautiful neutrals with a subtle pattern

All across Africa

This plate has beautiful circular ridge design details in a matte white finish

The trays are used during coffee ceremonies which are a daily event to bring family

This beautiful photograph was taken at Phinda Game Reserve