Kuba CupKuba cups are hand carved from indigenous wood by the Kuba people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. They were traditionally used for drinking palm wine during celebratory rituals or wedding feasts.

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

Peul bowls are often associated with distinct and elegant wood carving that evokes a tortoise shell aesthetic or simple bowls with rustic details

Please note all stands may have some imperfections

Our After the Storm wall art designed by and exclusively for Khayni and part of our collection in collaboration with the Swedish artist

All of our ceramics are handmade and slight variations may occur

We love the simple triangular patterns of this container and the wood has developed a beautiful patina from years of use

The Namji people of North West Cameroon are famous for their dolls

Our collection of Fancy currency comes from the Mumuye people of Nigeria or Northern Cameroon

Each stool has been hand-carved from indigenous woods

with cubby cheeks and chiselled face is typical of Bamun carving style

Our African Earth cushion is made in a faux leather textile with a woven pattern detail in an earthy brown

They are ethically and sustainably sourced from South Africa