Finding PeaceThis beautiful artwork illustrates the sacred practice of pausing when emotions rise. The piece captures an intimate bedroom moment where self care becomes a spiritual practicea woman creating space for herself, or simply checking in with her own heart. The serenity of this piece reminds us that taking moments throughout the day to pause, breathe, and reconnect with yourself isn't indulgentit's essential. It reminds us that the relationship you have

Iroko takes its name from the sacred tree of Igbo and West African folklore — here a lone giant standing in golden savanna light

and collectors of expressive art

Duality splits a single Igbo face down the centre — two halves

symbolising earth

A vibrant cubist-inspired painting of Yoruba women dancing in swirling motion

Roselle lines up three hibiscus blooms — the roselle flower behind Igbo zobo — in bold

and natural pigments are applied across the skin

her aura blending seamlessly with vibrant tribal patterns that spiral into the cosmos

symbolising passion and strength

A tender tribute to Igbo matriarchy and lineage that brings warmth and soul to a space

while the minimalist composition draws attention to the intricate body art and cultural adornment

silence and song