Lega Mask 05Hand carved from indigenous wood, Lega masks come from the Lega people of the Democratic Republic of Congo. These masks symbolic of their belief that physical beauty and moral excellence are intertwined. Masks also refer to ancestors and are passed on from one generation to the next as symbols of continuity. Although simple in form, masks embody complex and multiple meanings and teachings embodied through proverbs and ceremonial dances. Stand is

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

Our Kimberley dining table is part of our ecologically friendly and sustainable plaster furniture collection

often with four or more legs and are very personal items that embody the soul of the owner

all beads will vary slightly and natural markings may occur

Our Soft shearling cushion is made from a faux shearling using a cotton blend textile in a beautiful neutral colour

Often the bowls have a distinctive and unusual flared lip which is the result of an intensive process where the wood is softened with water and then bound with strips of leather which are tightened over a period of time until the desired shape is achieved

This hand-carved gourd is made from the calabash tree and originates from the Maasai people of Kenya

The wood has taken on a beautiful patina and wear over use and time with natural imperfections

cowrie shells and Manilla string

The embroidery is a baby elephant with our R

You can mix and match the designs based on your preference

Top right is Constable Daniel Kutata