Zulu Pot 69Our collection of vintage Zulu pots have been hand crafted by the Zulu people of South Africa. Each pot is made by hand using clay from river banks. The clay is hand coiled and smoothed down before it is burnished and fired in an open fire pit. Each pot tells the story of their maker with the unique designs influenced by their heritage and experiences, making them one of a kind pieces for your home. These pots would have been used for a variety of

hand-carved from indigenous wood and hand-finished with beads and shells

The distinctive design of the tripod legs and bowl-shaped seats are typical to Guarage style

Our Kiko bench falls under our ecologically friendly and sustainable plaster furniture collection

These baskets are hand-woven by the Tonga women of Zimbabwe

They represent the owners status

Tanzania in 2018 by photographer and guide Mike Sutherland

The basket conveys messages of beauty

Often the bowls have a distinctive and unusual flared lip which is the result of an intensive process where the wood is softened with water and then bound with strips of leather which are tightened over a period of time until the desired shape is achieved

The Namji Fertility dolls are considered to be amongst the finest and most beautiful of the African dolls

This vintage Dogon ladder comes from the Dogon people of the Ivory Coast

This beautiful vintage container is hand-carved from indigenous wood and fibres by the Baganda people of Uganda

The beads are hand-carved and shaped by skilled craftsmen from Kenya