Nyangatom Headrest 02This headrest comes from Kenya, hand carved from one piece of indigenous wood. Headrests were a necessity for the North Western nomadic pastoral tribes of Kenya as they have a cultural custom of wearing elaborate coiffures which the headrests helped to preserve whilst sleeping amongst other benefits of protecting against dust and insects. They are considered to be one of the most important of their few possessions that they travelled with. The

vintage wooden bowls from global communities are increasingly rare to curate and would have been used to prepare and serve food or used for storage for many years

Helmet masks are hand-carved from ingenious wood and finished with brass details

The headrest is thought to hold spiritual powers and invoke dreams

acting as a resting place for the spirits and as a form of communication

This vintage Tonga stool is one of our favourites

Kansai combines the beauty and simplicity of Japanese aesthetic with ceramic forms and materials inspired by ancient Jomon

Benches may not be perfectly level

This stool has beautiful and intricate carving details and we love its lighter hue

all carved from a single piece of indigenous wood by the Kaffa people of Ethiopia

As a one off and one of a kind piece it will not be coming back in stock

Our Mushroom table is hand-carved from suar wood in Indonesia

This is a very special stool that has personal history from one of our dealers