Namji Fertility Doll Medium Colour:Black named after the trees she

named after the trees she preferred to climb

These striking stools are hand carved from a single piece of hardwood by the Tonga people who are an ethic Bantu group from Southern Zambia and the neighbouring Northern Zimbabwe

Mike found himself in one of his closest encounters with these predators as they found a spot to rest

Style as a sculptural decorative object

The print is finished with a raw walnut wood frame

Namji Fertility Doll Medium Colour:Black named after the trees sheThe Namji people of North West Cameroon are famous for their dolls, their designs are considered to be amongst the finest and most beautiful of the African dolls. Fertility dolls were traditionally given to young girls to look after and help prepare for their roles as mothers. The dolls are works of art, hand carved from indigenous wood and hand finished with beads and shells. These dolls are timeless decorative art pieces, perfect for anywhere in the