Turkana Bowl 118Our collection of vintage Turkana bowls are one of our favourites. This bowl is part of an extremely special collection which took 8 years to curate. Each bowl has been hand carved from indigenous wood by women of the Turkana community in Kenya. Turkana bowls are known for their distinctive and unique shapes as well as their beautiful carving details, showcasing the artisanal wood working skills of the Turkana people. Authentic, vintage wooden bowls

textured wools and linens all in natural hues and her favourite colour to style with green

Songye masks originate from the Congo and are hand-carved from indigenous wood

also known as Ndoro

has been exposed to elements and has perfect imperfections as a result

Hand-carved from indigenous wood using wood skills passed down from generations by the Baule people of the Ivory Coast

These masks symbolic of their belied that physical beauty and moral excellence are intertwined

after being separated from her herd and sought refuge with the Turkana community before being located by Save the Elephants and rescued by Reteti

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

The wood has taken on a beautiful patina and wear after years of use

This Tonga stool is truly a special stool

Our Kerr stool has been designed and crafted using reclaimed wood to balance the beauty of contemporary and antique aesthetics

Our lifestyle shot is of one top shelf which sits in the middle and then two bottom shelves with the one sitting at the top being fixed the opposite way to the bottom