Tonga Stool 10Our collection of Tonga stools originate from the Tonga people of Zimbabwe. The stools have been hand carved by the community using indigenous wood. The maker creates unique designs each time, so no two stools are identical. As the Tonga stool is used as a portable seat which is carried to neighbouring communities for ceremonies and gatherings they often vary in size, with the larger stool and more difficult stools to transport harder to come by.

Due to the arid climate in which they live

Songye masks originate from the Congo and are hand-carved from indigenous wood

These spears are hand-sculpted by the Pokot people of Kenya and part of our special collection which took 8 years to curate

These sculptural chairs come from the Makonde people of Tanzania

The wood is then crafted using exceptional artisanal craftsmanship

Width 18cm

places and creatures all possess a distinct spiritual essence

This bowl has the stunning and distinctive flared lip in a beautiful chestnut coloured acacia wood with a unique braided metal repair work on one side

always adapting and complex beauty that nature shows us time and time again

This stunning headrest comes from the Oromo people of Ethiopia and is hand-carved from indigenous wood

often made in pairs with the female form being carved with straight horns and a baby antelope and the male form carved with curved horns

Our Alsen table comes in timeless ivory and natural hues