Ashanti Spoon 02This old object was sourced at an auction of rare collectors items being sold by private sellers. Rare metal spoon, traditionally used to measure gold dust which was the principal means of exchange for centuries in West Africa. This spoon originates from the Ashanti people of Ghana. Stand is included. Please note stands may have minor imperfections.

Our artisans work with the ethos of wabi-sabi and have carefully crafted the pieces to showcase imperfections alongside perfection

Each stool has unique carving details on the stool legs and are finished with a natural leather hide seat

These hand-woven baskets from natural grasses originate from Indonesia

Our Stellen rug is woven in a beautiful charcoal brown hue which is perfect for anywhere in the home

The geometric patterns carved on the shields were designed to create confusion when fighting

no two baskets will be the same

with the belief that it is home to the origin of coffee

This Ethiopian chair is hand-carved from a single block of wood and has rich patina and ageing from years of use

They are called "Boraati" or "Yagerteras" and are hand-carved from indigenous wood to the distinctive Y shape

Our collection of Tonga stools originate from the Tonga people of Zimbabwe

Each mask is hand-carved using indigenous woods and can represent various human characters that have meaning to their communities

This Ethiopian chair is a beautiful small chair that styles perfectly as a small sculptural chair with its simplistic wooden frame and leather seat