Makonde Body Mask 02This body mask, known as a njorowe, comes from the Makonde people of Tanzania. They are work by masked dance performers during initiation ceremonies along with a feminine mask to represent a young, pregnant woman. These ceremonies take place for young boys, after months of isolation where they are taught skills and traditions of manhood. The rituals prepares young men and women for their roles as future husbands and wives. The carvings of incised

These beautiful baskets are hand-woven in Zimbabwe into organic statement shapes

This chair has a beautiful tone

This vintage platter is perfect as a decorative piece or as a rustic catchall tray for anywhere in the home

Sourced from the Carpathian Mountains in Ukraine

the first is roots and the second is wings"

reclaimed Elm wood to the traditional design

Each chair is hand-carved from a single piece of wood with unique carving details

making it ideal for a last minute present

our co-founder Tarryn spent a lot of time searching for artisans who could push the boundaries with their craftsmanship and this is the start of her realising a collection of polished metal objects to sit that blends new with old

Whilst used primarily to rest their heads upon whilst sleeping

the higher the social ranking of the owner

and as this young elephant did so it left unique marking on its trunk as well as a dust cloud behind it making for a special capture