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Materials: Ilala Palm, Wild Grass Circumference: 34 cm Skilfully handwoven by the Batonga tribe of Zimbabwe, Binga baskets are made from natural ilala palm fibres, carefully dried and dyed to highlight their distinctive beauty. Every basket features a unique design, showcasing the weaver’s individual artistry...

Exquisitely handcrafted in Colombia, these Huevos baskets represent the perfect fusion of functionality and artistry. Huevos in Spanish means eggs. They are usually used to keep eggs in the kitchen. Skilled artisans meticulously weave them, creating beautiful pieces that seamlessly harmonise tradition with a...

Shweshwe Paprika Firecracker Throw – Infused with the rich heritage of South African Shweshwe fabric, this throw features bold paprika and fiery red hues, bringing warmth and vibrancy to any setting.   Care Guide: Gentle wash. Do not bleach or iron. Dry cleanable but...

Materials: Ilala Palm, Wild Grass Height: 35 cm Circumference: 105 cm   Shaped like traditional clay cooking pots, Nongo baskets embody the essence of grain storage and water-carrying gourds. Their elegant form makes them a striking accent in any space, whether displayed alone or...

Handwoven by the Batonga tribe of northern Zimbabwe, the Binga and Nongo baskets are crafted from natural ilala palm fibres, which are carefully dried and dyed to create its distinctive beauty. Our gourd baskets are uniquely sculpted into the distinctive shape of a Garlic...

Dimensions: 30 cm x 36 cm Shona art sculptures are a breathtaking expression of Zimbabwean heritage, crafted by skilled artisans from the Shona tribe. Carved primarily from serpentine stone, including varieties like springstone, opal, and verdite, these sculptures showcase the natural beauty of the...

Tradition woven with grace. A timeless expression of Bhutanese heritage, the Bangchung is a lidded basket handwoven by women artisans in the highlands of Bhutan using dhar (bamboo) and ring-shing (reed). Each piece is meticulously crafted over several days using age-old techniques passed down...