Small Zulu Clay Pot

Made in South Africa, The Zulu clay pots were assigned different names depending on their size. Thin coils of clay were pressed together and the joints were filled in. After a first firing, a second took place; this time the pot was covered with vegetable matter and emerged blackened. Three basic kinds of decoration are seen: indented, incised, and in relief through the addition of small lumps of ... more

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#22085

Springbok Veld Table

Made from real animal hide.... more

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#22127

Sprinting Cheetah

Made from silver and mounted on a wood base.... more

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#22354

Tan Cylindrical Lamp

Lamp base is crafted from premium cow hide.... more

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#22093

Tikar Stool

This traditional barber stool from the Tikar society of Cameroon is also used by elders during gatherings of traditional ceremonies in local villages. � Carved in Cameroon from wood.... more

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#22152

Warri Game

Warri is a popular board game and is played throughout Africa. The basic principle of the game is to deploy the marbles from hole to hole trying to capture those of the opponent. � Made in Ivory Coast... more

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#22073

$ 45

Warthog Tusk Stand with Gold Base

Perfect for displaying you favorite painted ostrich egg. � egg sold separately... more

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#22349

Wedding Basket

This beautiful multi-colored basket is traditionally presented to a new bride by her mother or mother-in-law. The wedding basket is a prized possession, and can be used for collecting grains and roots, or as a decoration in the bride's home. The baskets are created by taking the roots of the Makenge bush, boiling them until they're soft, and then weaving them into intricate patterns to convey mess... more

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