Tonga Stool 43 Kumu masks come from the

Kumu masks come from the Kumu people who inhabit the Ituri rainforest in the Eastern part of the Congo

This simple and elegant three-legged headrest comes from the Dinka Lotuku people of South Sudan

This vintage Namji doll has a hand-carved wooden base which is then embellished with beaded and shell details by hand

Style as a structural art piece anywhere in the home

Tonga Stool 43 Kumu masks come from theOur collection of Tonga stools originate from the Tonga people of Zimbabwe. The stools have been hand carved by the community using indigenous wood. The maker creates unique designs each time, so no two stools are identical. 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, with the larger stool and more difficult stools to transport harder to come by.