Zulu Platter 01Zulu platters are hand carved from indigenous woods and continue to play an important role in Zulu culture. The style and design of platters vary from regions in South Africa but they are all used to serve meat on during meal times, the larger the platter the more significant the occasion. Due to their handmade nature, trays may vary lightly.

Our Ashton rug sample is woven in a beautiful light caramel which is perfect for anywhere in the home

Each horn will vary slightly and natural markings or colour pigments may occur

The Karamajong people are nomadic cattle herders and have excelled in the craft of small

Rare metal spoon

Hand-caved from indigenous wood by the Pokot people of Kenya

This old object was sourced at an auction of rare collectors items being sold by private sellers

Our White Sands bowl is part of our exclusive own design ceramic collection

perfect for styling anywhere in the home

The forms are an abstract interpretation of an antelope

To achieve this

For the Shona people of Zimbabwe

carving beads from recycled cow bone is centuries old and the custom of making the beads still continues today