Dinka Headrest 10This elegant and sculptural headrest is part of an incredibly special collection of pieces which took 8 years to curate and is an incredibly rare find. This simple and elegant three legged headrest comes from the Dinka Lotuku people of South Sudan. The Dinka people are nomadic farmers and herders are have excelled in the craft of small, easy to carry objects. Headrests and stools, known as thoch, are amongst these precious objects. Whilst used

We love its simplistic but statement shape and beautiful patina of the wood from years of use

This photograph of a young elephant was taken as it walked towards Mike throwing dust on itself

The stools are a strictly personal item and are said to be the seat of the owners soul

Traditionally and still used today

Moon Ritual trays are a unique hand-made ceramic object from the Belgium artist Marlies Huybs

The stool would have been used as a prestige item used only for market days or during important meetings

This particular stool is a special find because of it's height as it is typically taller than most Ashanti stools

Our natural bowl has been hand-carved in Indonesia from Suar wood with natural markings in the wood

Hand-carved from wood

Our Senufo are perfect as functional side tables or decorative sculptural stools for anywhere in the home

Whilst crossing a bridge over the Sand River in Sabi Sands

This bowl is finished in a white and grey gloss with lightly textured design details