Dogon Mask 20Masks that come from the Dogan people are truly special to find and one of our favourite masks to curate as they are so unique. Each mask is hand carved using indigenous woods and can represent various human characters that have meaning to their communities, such as hunters, warriors, healers and women. Their masks can also depict animals, birds, objects and abstract concepts. Stand is included. Please note stands may have minor imperfections.

They were originally used to store honey once gathered

Chairs are very important in African culture

Each doll will vary slightly due to the handmade nature

They are worn daily and often styled in stacks

the curved table top with such a material is difficult to achieve and requires a lot of workmanship to creating a smooth

South Africa in 2018 by photographer and guide Matt Yardley

Tanzania in 2018 by photographer and guide Mike Sutherland

Each stool is hand carved from a single piece of indigenous wood

such as milking cattle rather than ceremonial purposes

Keeper Dorothy with Long'uro

One of one

with cubby cheeks and chiselled face is typical of Bamun carving style