CLAY 105 (C105)
Nkomo, a conversation that continues.
CLAY 128 (C128)
Wawa Aba, Akan Adinkra, Wawa a traditional symbol of hardiness and perseverance. Wawa is also the name of a tropical hardwood that can be sourced locally in Ghana, it grows in West and Central Africa.
CLAY 137 (C137)
Hand painted in detail on an aesthetic and functional large clay mug, presented on a wood saucer, Nkyimkyim, Akan Adinkra, the crossed divisions in this traditional symbol, represent agility, precision and skill.
CLAY 55 (C55)
Textured gold on grey
CLAY 178 (C178)
Elements of traditional Yoruba Indigo designs of Nigeria presented on a ceremonial clay plate.
CLAY 33 (C33)
Bamikele Atoghu Ndop, the hand beaten cloth of Kings, the traditional fabric of Bamum society, used historically also as currency in barter trade, is today classified as a national treasure and heritage of Cameroun. It is symbolically linked to the power of spirits. Re presented on clay, intricate hand finished designs.
CLAY 60 (C60)
Accents of gold on grey
CLAY 9 (C9)
Banded with cane, the accessories shown provided include brass, recycled glass beads, and chevron, which can be purchased as is or customised by pre order.
CLAY 135 (C135)
Kente, Akan. Re presentations of the patterns of various kente cloths bound by raffia.
Clay 179 (C179) – With Stand
A re presentation on clay of an original Kuba pattern, the cloth traditionally hand woven from raffia is unique to the Democratic Republic of Congo. Can be paired with F30.