Tuareg Bowl 26Tuareg bowls have been hand carved from indigenous wood by women of the Tuareg people of Niger. The Tuareg are nomadic pastoralists and these light bowls help to transport food and meals easily. Tuareg bowls are often beautifully incised with intricate patterns perfected through incredible wood carving skills passed down generations. Authentic, vintage wooden bowls from global communities are increasingly rare to curate and would have been used to

and are another reflection of the artisanal talent for basket weaving

Please note that the blades still maintain some sharpness and we advise taking care when handling and styling in your home

will vary slightly due the natural nature of the product

Hand carved with wood

Our Clifton rug is hand-woven in South Africa from pure New Zealand wool in a traditional Karoo weave

These jugs were originally used to collect and store milk before being lovingly restored

These elaborate chairs were traditionally commissioned and used by dignitaries or by the communities Chief to denote his status and power

Our Bray chair makes for a beautiful dining chair or as a statement occasional chair

They are well known for their designs and intricate carving details of geometric shapes

Women will also receive a necklace when they marry as part of the dowry

From the Hausa people of Nigeria

These pots have been used to store water and whilst each pot has been carefully restored