Wooden dolls covered with beads. Namji dolls are named after the tribe from which they originate. The Namji people of northwest Cameroon use them...
Wooden doll covered in beads. Namji dolls bear the name of the tribe from which they come. The Namji people located in the North-West...
Wooden doll covered in beads. Namji dolls bear the name of the tribe from which they come. The Namji people located in the North-West...
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Wooden doll covered in beads. Namji dolls bear the name of the tribe from which they come. The Namji people located in the North-West...
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From the lost wax bronze technique traditionally used by the Akan, in Ivory Coast.
This set of 3 ebony candlesticks is a unique and beautiful addition to your home. Made from Benin ebony, they are both durable and...
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For your special evenings and dinners of honor, do not hesitate to decorate your table with this set of 6 cutlery rests in bone...
A symbol of authority, similar to Bamileke stools and tables made of simple wood. Beading work accentuates the forms carved in the wood....
Discover modern African inspiration with "The African Decor Edit." This beautiful book showcases 16 artisans from 9 different countries and 10 homes around the...
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Beautifully crafted using a looped macrame technique, elevating the artistry to a new level! Made by a community of weavers in Zimbabwe. Materials: 100%...
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Beautifully crafted using a looped macrame technique, elevating the artistry to a new level! Vanhu Vamwe bags are accessories made by a community of...