Namji Doll - Silver - L 82cm - 1729 Bobby An invitation to such a

An invitation to such a ceremony is considered a sign of respect and friendship in the Ethiopian and Eritrean culture

Handcrafted Old Tuareg tent pegs

It takes roughly three months to create each Yoruba chair as there are hundreds of thousands of beads embellishing these works of art that were traditionally used by the kings and queens of the Yoruba people in West Africa

Size - 34cm L x 30cm W x 47cm H

Namji Doll - Silver - L 82cm - 1729 Bobby An invitation to such aA hand carved Namji (also known as Namchi) doll from Cameroon. Carved from a single block of African rosewood into a bold geometric figure, then dressed in silver beads and finished with cowrie shells, coins, metal and leather. No two are quite alike in stance, face or beadwork. Traditionally these are fertility dolls, given to a bride at her wedding and carried as a good luck charm. Once she has a child, the doll is kept on the family altar or passed