Dogon Mask 17Masks that come from the Dogan people are truly special to find and one of our favourite masks to curate as they are so unique. Each mask is hand carved using indigenous woods and can represent various human characters that have meaning to their communities, such as hunters, warriors, healers and women. Their masks can also depict animals, birds, objects and abstract concepts. Stand is included. Please note stands may have minor imperfections.

symbolising the nomadic lifestyle with traditional uses for milk and transport

Our Baja bowl is part of our collection of ceramics from the Swedish artist Enriqueta Cepeda

the seat is a very important part of culture

Tutsi bangles are hand-carved from indigenous wood and designed with copper or sliver inlays

A rare ceremonial container from the Kuba people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo

perfect for styling anywhere in the home

identified by the crest in the centre of the mask

cowrie shells and Manilla string

the leather was treated with gum

Our Alsen table comes in timeless ivory and natural hues

Top right is Constable Daniel Kutata

funerals and ceremonies in neighbouring villages