Lozi ContainerThis container was made by the Lozi people of Zambia. These containers with lids are hand carved with beautiful and distinct details and were traditionally used as lunch boxes to store and transport food. The lid handles are modelled into highly stylised figures, inspired by animals and forms found in the surrounding nature. The wood has developed a beautiful patina from years of use.

Dan masks come from the Dan people of Liberia and the Ivory Coast

These baskets are woven using Ilallia palm and are prolific in the Binga area of Zimbabwe

Our Macadamia bowl is part of our exclusive own design ceramic collection

The handle shows the skill of the carving and handles were considered to be important in the design as it was viewed as a better way to serve the food to guests by holding a handle rather than the bowl

This one of a kind container was made from acacia wood and cow hide

each piece may have natural imperfections

The design of the jugs have been developed over the years and the final design depends on the skill and ingenuity of the maker

white and blue on the edge of a drying pan system

Their masks are sacred objects used for protection and as a channel for communication with the spirit world

The Lozi people of Zambia live around the flood plains of the Zambezi river

All of her vessels are hand-crafted from clay using the pinch and coil method

These striking stools are hand carved from a single piece of hardwood by the Tonga people who are an ethic Bantu group from Southern Zambia and the neighbouring Northern Zimbabwe