Dogon Door

Dogon DoorDogon doors originate from Mali and traditionally adorned a Dogon granary, serving both to protect and bless the stores of food contained inside. The doors are hand carved from native woods with intricate designs. Carvings include figures which often represent ancestors as well as animals, plants and geometric shapes all of which are believed to posses spiritual and magical powers. Sizes: Approximate Small Height: 30cm; Width: 19cm; Depth: 7cm Medium

Medium - D: 50cm

Their graceful forms and natural textures capture both strength and elegance

the dyed patterns remain

As the Tonga stool is used as a portable seat which is carried to neighbouring communities for ceremonies and gatherings they often vary in size

making them striking statement pieces that will draw admiration for years to come

Carvings include figures which often represent ancestors as well as animals

The maker creates unique designs each time

Crafted by skilled artisans using sustainably harvested Ilala palm grass

These baskets offer not only decorative beauty but a deep connection to African weaving traditions

This beautifully handcrafted mud-cloth scatter cushion cover displays bogolanfini patterns

where they have been used for hundreds of years as a headdress that denotes power and wealth for the wearer

D: 80-90cm