Baoulé Chair 03Baoul chairs originate from the Ivory Coast and have a beautiful design elements and styled perfectly as a small sculptural chair for any space. Chairs are very important in African culture and the Baoul chair is reserved for the Poro, a secret society. They have been designed with a straight back and gifted by wives or female relatives to men after initiation ceremonies to symbolise their new social standing and dignity. A one of a kind piece for

The masks are traditionally  worn by men during ceremonial dances

These spears are hand-sculpted by the Pokot people of Kenya and part of our special collection which took 8 years to curate

The headrest is thought to hold spiritual powers and invoke dreams

These hand-woven baskets from natural grasses originate from Indonesia

This stunning headrest comes from the Oromo people of Ethiopia

Width 18cm

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

This stool has been finished with a metal top

These woven baskets make for a beautiful and functional home accent

This particular mask is hand-carved from indigenous wood and evokes the form of a Baboon with its long and distinctive central design and small ears

The print is complemented by a white oak wood frame