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Bring warmth and natural luxury to any room with this Tibetan lamb sheepskin pillow, featuring a plush, curly fur cover made from ethically and sustainably sourced lambskin. Each pillow is made to order in our Texas workshop. The soft, cloud-like texture adds instant cozy elegance to sofas, beds, and chairs, while the premium feather-down insert provides a full, supportive feel. A hidden zipper closure keeps the look clean and makes the cover easy to remove for spot or dry cleaning. Available in a range of carefully curated colors to complement any interior style. Custom orders available upon request.

Nice quality, bright lavender Tibetan lamb throw pillow. Really dressed up a neutral color womb chair.. Carol. AZ. Tue Apr 28 2026

Handcrafted and made to order in over 17 vibrant colors, these ethically sourced Springbok hide accent pillows bring an authentic African spirit to any space. Each pillow features genuine springbok fur on the front with a coordinating ultra-suede back and border, finished with an invisible zipper closure. A plush feather-down insert is included for a full, luxurious feel.

It’s cute, just smaller than I expected. V well made.. Anonymous. Bethesda, MD. Mon Aug 10 2026

Hand-built to order in our Texas upholstery shop, this piece is defined by its genuine Tibetan lamb sheepskin. Sustainably sourced and available in a variety of sizes, it serves as a functional ottoman for the modern interior. Choose your size and upholstery color to ensure it fits with your space with intentional, high-end design.

Hand-woven from the root of the makenge bush by Lozi artisans of western Zambia, this wall basket glows in warm natural browns. The fine fiber is woven into detailed concentric and geometric patterning across a shallow, near-flat face. Makenge weaving is a Barotseland tradition passed from mother to daughter, the dense root fiber prized for its strength and the deep earth tones it takes on. Each basket sits close to the wall; hang it with the loop on the back or set a nail through the open weave. Due to the handmade nature of these baskets, slight variations in color, size, and pattern may occur, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind. Size guide: X-Small 11"-12"; Small 15"-16"; Medium 17"-18"; Large 19"-20"; X-Large 21"-22"; XX-Large 23"-24". All measurements are approximate diameters. The sizes group into a warm, layered wall arrangement. We work directly with the small artisan communities who weave them — fair-trade terms and fair wages — from materials that are ethically and sustainably sourced.

Made famous by Yves Saint Laurent in the 1970s and back in vogue today, this Tibetan Lamb Sheep is a charming decorative accent handcrafted from 100% genuine dyed Tibetan lamb fur and suede. With a plush, luxurious texture and a touch of whimsy, it brings warmth and personality to nurseries, living rooms, and bedrooms. Available in a range of beautiful colors, each sheep is lovingly handmade for a lifetime of joy. Purely decorative — not intended for sitting.

A throw pillow in genuine curly Kalgan lambskin with ultra suede backing, available in lumbar and square sizes across six colorways. Each pillow is hand-sewn in our Houston workshop and filled with a feather down insert. Genuine Kalgan lambskin is naturally hypoallergenic and odor-resistant. Each hide carries slight variation in color and curl, so every pillow is one of a kind.

A polished African kudu horn mounted on a clear acrylic lucite display stand — natural decorative taxidermy, the full horn over the bone core, hand-polished over multiple days to bring out the keratin striations and natural brown-to-black tonal depth. Ethically and sustainably sourced from regulated wildlife management programs in South Africa that fund ongoing conservation. The lucite base is clear acrylic, sized to the piece. Each horn is one-of-one — spiral twist, taper, tip shape, and overall size vary slightly from the listing photo, as each is a natural product.

Elevate your home with this exotic taupe cowhide bench in dull nickel. Its warm hide tones and elegant frame make it a versatile and sophisticated addition.

This white speckle cowhide bench pairs natural texture with modern sophistication. Upholstered in premium hide and framed in Nordy bronze, it’s perfect for adding warmth and luxury to any space.

A handcrafted Namji doll from the Namji people of northern Cameroon, where these beaded figures were traditionally carried as symbols of fertility and good fortune before becoming prized as folk art. Built on a carved wood core and wrapped in tight cotton cord, each figure is shaped by hand and available in a cowrie shell hat or a beaded hat — the cowrie shells long a mark of wealth and fertility. Handmade with shells and glass beads applied one at a time, so the color, texture, and small details vary slightly from piece to piece. Set on a small wood base, this small doll stands about 11 inches tall — a sculptural accent for a shelf, console, mantel, or a grouped gallery display. The wood, cotton, cowrie shells, and glass beads are natural materials — fair trade, ethically and sustainably sourced.

A real African Blesbok V-skull wall mount in genuine bone with naturally ringed horns. The V-cut presents the front of the skull and horn bases — a compact mount that suits smaller walls or pairings with other mounts. Sourced through licensed South African wildlife management programs that fund conservation; these are not resin or molded replicas. Each piece is one-of-one, with horn ringing and bone color varying naturally between examples. Approximately 10" wide × 16" tall × 9" deep. Ships pre-mounted; a single screw is all that's needed to hang.

Enhance your decor with this solid black cowhide bench in satin brass. The rich black hide pairs perfectly with the warm brass frame for a timeless and luxurious look.

Discover the irresistible charm of this plush sheep, crafted from authentic Mongolian curly lambskin for a luxuriously soft texture. The face, ears, and tiny arms are made with ultra-suede, giving each sheep its expressive, hand-finished character. A delightful blend of softness and whimsy, it makes a perfect decorative accent for nurseries, living rooms, and bedrooms - or a unique gift for any occasion. Available in a range of lovely colors to suit any space.

A hand lathe-turned ebony wood vessel from our Khala range. Each piece is a labor of love, beginning as raw ebony hardwood before being expertly turned on a lathe by skilled Mozambican artisans, every ridge and detail shaped entirely by hand — a true masterpiece that brings the beauty of African craftsmanship into your home. It is perfect for storing small items such as jewelry and other accessories, and customers love using these vessels as keepsake urns for ashes. The artisans live and work in Mozambique's vast woodlands, shaping every vessel from Mpingo, the Kiswahili name for African blackwood. Differences in tone and slight imperfections confirm the authenticity of both the material and the craftsmanship. The wood is always sustainably and ethically sourced in accordance with sustainable practices.

A narrow plank bench in solid elm with an upholstered camel Tibetan lamb seat. The board is single-piece and unlacquered, dry and silvered to the touch, with open checking, hand-hewn ends and visible tool marks. Legs splay on both axes and pass through the plank as pegged mortise-and-tenon joints. Tibetan lamb is known for its long curly pile and silky luster; ours is ethically sourced from Mongolia and is naturally hypoallergenic. The pile falls over the front edge of the padded seat. Fur color and material can be specified on request. Worth knowing: the seat board is roughly 5 to 6 inches wide, which makes this a perch and a hall piece rather than a bench to sit at length.

A handcrafted Namji doll from the Namji people of northern Cameroon, where these beaded figures were traditionally carried as symbols of fertility and good fortune before becoming prized as folk art. Built on a carved wood core and wrapped in tight cotton cord, each figure is shaped by hand and available in a cowrie shell hat or a beaded hat — the cowrie shells long a mark of wealth and fertility. Handmade with shells and glass beads applied one at a time, so the color, texture, and small details vary slightly from piece to piece. Set on a small wood base, this doll stands about 17 inches tall — a sculptural accent for a shelf, console, mantel, or a grouped gallery display. The wood, cotton, cowrie shells, and glass beads are natural materials — fair trade, ethically and sustainably sourced.

A real African Blesbok skull wall mount in genuine bone with naturally ringed horns. Each piece is one-of-one, sourced through licensed South African wildlife management programs that fund conservation and habitat protection — these are not resin or molded replicas. The skull has been carefully cleaned and prepared; the horns are left in their natural finish. Approximate dimensions are 9" wide × 22" tall × 13" deep, with horn ringing and bone color varying naturally between pieces. Ships pre-mounted — a single screw is all that's required to hang.

A real African Gemsbok (Oryx) skull wall mount in genuine bone with long straight horns. Each piece is one-of-one, sourced through licensed South African wildlife management programs that fund conservation and habitat protection — these are not resin or molded replicas. The skull has been carefully cleaned and prepared; the horns are left in their natural finish. Approximate dimensions are 18" wide × 48" tall × 7" deep, with horn length and color varying naturally between pieces. Ships pre-mounted — a single screw is all that's required to hang.

Hand-woven from natural palm and grass, this Munyumbe winnowing basket is marked with a bold black radiating feather-and-zigzag pattern. Traditionally these flat trays were used to winnow grain — tossed to separate seed from chaff — long before they were hung as the striking wall pieces they are today. The black motifs are dyed with natural pigment and woven against the undyed straw. It sits close to the wall; hang it with the loop on the back or set a nail through the open weave. Due to the handmade nature of these baskets, slight variations in color, size, and pattern may occur, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind. Available in a range of sizes, up to a large statement piece, for a striking gallery wall. We work directly with the small artisan communities who weave them — fair-trade terms and fair wages — from materials that are ethically and sustainably sourced.

A handcrafted Namji doll from the Namji people of northern Cameroon, where these beaded figures were traditionally carried as symbols of fertility and good fortune before becoming prized as folk art. Built on a carved wood core and wrapped in tight cotton cord, each figure is shaped by hand and available in a cowrie shell hat or a beaded hat — the cowrie shells long a mark of wealth and fertility. Handmade with shells and glass beads applied one at a time, so the color, texture, and small details vary slightly from piece to piece. Set on a small wood base, this rounded doll stands about 13 inches tall — a sculptural accent for a shelf, console, mantel, or a grouped gallery display. The wood, cotton, cowrie shells, and glass beads are natural materials — fair trade, ethically and sustainably sourced.

A polished white African kudu horn inner pair — natural decorative taxidermy, real bone and not a reproduction. The inner cores are ethically and sustainably sourced from regulated wildlife management programs in South Africa that fund ongoing conservation, then bleached and hand-polished over several hours per piece to bring out the smooth ivory tone of the underlying keratin. The horns are hollow and lightweight, free-standing without a base. Each piece is one-of-one — curve, taper, tip shape, and overall size vary slightly from the listing photo, as each is a natural product. Ideal for sideboards, consoles, and shelving. Sold as a pair, not individually.

Bring a bold, modern rustic vibe to your home with this black and white speckle cowhide bench. The sleek chrome frame complements the unique hide pattern, creating a standout accent for living rooms, bedrooms, or entryways. Each bench is one-of-a-kind for a truly distinct look.

Make a statement with this tri-color cowhide Aria bench in matte black. The blend of brown, white, and black hides adds depth and vibrancy, complemented by its sleek frame.

A handcrafted Namji doll from the Namji people of northern Cameroon, where these beaded figures were traditionally carried as symbols of fertility and good fortune before becoming prized as folk art. Built on a carved wood core and wrapped in tight cotton cord, each figure is shaped by hand and available in a cowrie shell hat or a beaded hat — the cowrie shells long a mark of wealth and fertility. Handmade with shells and glass beads applied one at a time, so the color, texture, and small details vary slightly from piece to piece. Set on a small wood base, this large doll stands about 18.5 inches tall — a sculptural accent for a shelf, console, mantel, or a grouped gallery display. The wood, cotton, cowrie shells, and glass beads are natural materials — fair trade, ethically and sustainably sourced.

Bring a refined yet organic touch to your home with this white and black cowhide bench. Supported by a sleek chrome frame, its natural hide pattern makes each piece truly one of a kind. Ideal for entryways, living rooms, or bedrooms, this bench pairs modern elegance with subtle rustic character.

Bring modern elegance to your home with this solid black cowhide bench in satin nickel. The deep hide tone and satin finish create a refined piece ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, or entryways.

Crafted from palm leaves by skilled artisan weavers, this Sun Circle wall basket frames a natural woven center with loose black fringe. The two-tone finish gives the round silhouette clear graphic contrast while preserving the irregular texture of the handwork. Display one piece as a focal point or group several sizes together. Hang it from the woven loop on the back or set a nail through the open weave. Due to the handmade nature of these baskets, slight variations in color, size, and pattern may occur, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind. We work directly with the small artisan communities who weave them — fair-trade terms and fair wages.

A handcrafted Namji doll from the Namji people of northern Cameroon, where these beaded figures were traditionally carried as symbols of fertility and good fortune before becoming prized as folk art. Built on a carved wood core and wrapped in tight cotton cord, each figure is shaped by hand and available in a cowrie shell hat or a beaded hat — the cowrie shells long a mark of wealth and fertility. Handmade with shells and glass beads applied one at a time, so the color, texture, and small details vary slightly from piece to piece. Set on a small wood base, this tall doll stands about 32 inches tall — a sculptural accent for a shelf, console, mantel, or a grouped gallery display. The wood, cotton, cowrie shells, and glass beads are natural materials — fair trade, ethically and sustainably sourced.

Bring an exotic touch to your home with this stencil zebra cowhide bench in chrome. The striking zebra pattern pairs beautifully with the sleek chrome frame for a bold, modern accent.

A handcrafted Namji doll from the Namji people of northern Cameroon, where these beaded figures were traditionally carried as symbols of fertility and good fortune before becoming prized as folk art. Built on a carved wood core and wrapped in tight cotton cord, each figure is shaped by hand and available in a cowrie shell hat or a beaded hat — the cowrie shells long a mark of wealth and fertility. Handmade with shells and glass beads applied one at a time, so the color, texture, and small details vary slightly from piece to piece. Set on a small wood base, this tall doll stands about 24 inches tall — a sculptural accent for a shelf, console, mantel, or a grouped gallery display. The wood, cotton, cowrie shells, and glass beads are natural materials — fair trade, ethically and sustainably sourced.

A hand lathe-turned ebony wood vessel from our Messalo range. The body is round and ridged, finished with a stemmed lid. A labor of love from start to finish, each one begins as raw ebony hardwood and is expertly turned on a lathe by skilled Mozambican artisans who shape every ridge and detail by hand — a true masterpiece that brings the beauty of African craftsmanship into your home. It is perfect for storing small items such as jewelry and other accessories, and customers love using it as a keepsake urn for ashes. The Messalo range takes its name from the Messalo River in Mozambique. The artisans live and work in Mozambique's vast woodlands, shaping every vessel from Mpingo, the Kiswahili name for African blackwood. Differences in tone and slight imperfections confirm the authenticity of both the material and the craftsmanship. The wood is always sustainably and ethically sourced in accordance with sustainable practices.

Crafted from natural woven fiber by skilled artisan makers, this Feather wall art gathers open fiber lines around a bound central spine. Julia Gamborg Nielsen designed the long tapered silhouette to bring botanical structure and gentle shadow to the wall. Three available heights suit narrow walls, vertical groupings, and spaces beside furniture. The lightweight form adds texture without visual bulk. Due to the handmade nature of these baskets, slight variations in color, size, and pattern may occur, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind. We work directly with the small artisan communities who weave them — fair-trade terms and fair wages.

A hand lathe-turned ebony wood vessel from our Pungwe range. It has a rounded body with a tall lid. A labor of love from start to finish, each one begins as raw ebony hardwood and is expertly turned on a lathe by skilled Mozambican artisans who shape every ridge and detail by hand — a true masterpiece that brings the beauty of African craftsmanship into your home. It is perfect for storing small items such as jewelry and other accessories, and customers love using it as a keepsake urn for ashes. The Pungwe range takes its name from the Pungwe River in Mozambique. The artisans live and work in Mozambique's vast woodlands, shaping every vessel from Mpingo, the Kiswahili name for African blackwood. Differences in tone and slight imperfections confirm the authenticity of both the material and the craftsmanship. The wood is always sustainably and ethically sourced in accordance with sustainable practices.

Hand-woven from natural grasses and ilala palm by Tonga artisans of the Zambezi region, this deep open basket bowl rises into a rounded form with an open flared rim and subtle tonal banding. Baskets like these were traditionally woven to carry and store produce; their lively, rhythmic shapes lend the "dancing basket" its name. Set it on a console, shelf, or floor to hold throws, fruit, or smaller baskets, or leave it empty as a sculptural piece. Due to the handmade nature of these baskets, slight variations in color, size, and pattern may occur, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind. Available in a range of sizes, from a small tabletop bowl to a large floor basket. We work directly with the small artisan communities who weave them — fair-trade terms and fair wages — from materials that are ethically and sustainably sourced.

Make a statement with this black and white speckle cowhide bench in matte black. The bold speckle hide and matte frame create a modern, versatile piece that enhances both rustic and contemporary interiors.

An African nyala antelope V-skull mounted on a clear acrylic lucite display stand — natural decorative taxidermy, the top of the skull cleaned and oiled with both horns attached. Ethically and sustainably sourced from regulated wildlife management programs in South Africa that fund ongoing conservation. The lucite base is clear acrylic, sized to the piece. Nyala horns are known for their slow spiral and ridged texture. Each piece is one-of-one — skull, horn curl, tip detail, and overall size vary slightly from the listing photo, as each is a natural product.

Crafted from natural woven fiber by skilled artisan makers, this Leaf wall art fans outward from a bound central stem. Julia Gamborg Nielsen designed the open rounded form around botanical symmetry and the visible line of the handwork. Three available sizes support a compact accent, a broad focal point, or a coordinated wall group. The lightweight profile adds texture without visual bulk. Due to the handmade nature of these baskets, slight variations in color, size, and pattern may occur, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind. We work directly with the small artisan communities who weave them — fair-trade terms and fair wages.

Crafted from palm leaves by skilled artisan weavers, this Sun Circle wall basket pairs a tightly woven round center with loose radiating fringe. Two fine brown rings keep the natural palette graphic without losing the texture of the handwork. The flat form works as a single focal piece or within a basket wall. Hang it from the woven loop on the back or set a nail through the open weave. Due to the handmade nature of these baskets, slight variations in color, size, and pattern may occur, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind. We work directly with the small artisan communities who weave them — fair-trade terms and fair wages.

Handwoven from raffia palm by artisans in Madagascar, where the fibre is stripped from the frond, sun-dried, and worked by hand. Raffia has been woven on the island for generations, and the craft still passes through families rather than factories. Each tote carries a row of cut fringe along the base and two rolled handles long enough to sit on the shoulder. The weave is dense enough for the bag to stand on its own when set down, and the fringe is cut from the same fibre as the body. Because the palm is dried in open air and worked by hand, colour depth and weave density vary slightly from bag to bag, making each one its own. Available in a natural undyed finish and in dyed colourways. Sourced directly from the artisans who make them, fair trade, ethically and sustainably sourced.

A vintage table vase made in Pakistan from hand-finished brass. Its rounded body, narrow neck, and paired side handles follow traditional Pakistani milk-pot forms documented in 20th-century domestic collections. The aged surface can range from olive green to warm gold, with marks and tonal variation from use. Display it alone as a sculptural vessel or use it with dried botanical stems on a console, shelf, or table.

Crafted from natural grasses and ilala palm by the Tonga people of the Zambezi Valley, this hand-woven wall basket carries a bold two-tone geometric pattern. Dark star-and-zigzag motifs are dyed with natural plant pigments and woven against the pale undyed grass, the intricate Tonga weaving technique creating crisp contrast and depth. The Tonga have woven baskets for generations — first as winnowing and grain trays, and after the Kariba Dam reshaped their homeland in the 1950s, as a craft that now sustains entire communities. Each basket sits nearly flat against the wall; hang it with the loop on the back or set a nail through the open weave. Due to the handmade nature of these baskets, slight variations in color, size, and pattern may occur, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind. Available in a range of sizes that cluster into a layered gallery wall. We work directly with the small artisan communities who weave them — fair-trade terms and fair wages — from materials that are ethically and sustainably sourced.

A hand lathe-turned ebony wood vessel. This collection features our Lugenda range. It has straight sides, a flat fitted lid, and a turned knob. Each piece is a labor of love. It begins as raw ebony hardwood and is expertly turned on a lathe by skilled Mozambican artisans, every ridge and detail shaped entirely by hand — a true masterpiece that brings the beauty of African craftsmanship into your home. The lidded design is perfect for storing small items — jewelry and other small accessories — and customers love using these vessels as keepsake urns for ashes. The Lugenda range takes its name from the Lugenda River in Mozambique. Artisans living in Mozambique's vast woodlands shape each vessel from Mpingo, the Kiswahili name for African blackwood. Differences in tone and slight imperfections confirm the authenticity of the materials and craftsmanship. The wood is always sustainably and ethically sourced in accordance with sustainable practices.

Crafted from palm leaves by skilled artisan weavers, this Abstract Mask wall art uses curved woven bands to form a bold geometric silhouette. Julia Gamborg Nielsen designed three related shapes, with natural and black-patterned options that can stand alone or build a coordinated wall composition. The flat profile keeps the piece easy to place above a console, sofa, or bed. Due to the handmade nature of these baskets, slight variations in color, size, and pattern may occur, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind. We work directly with the small artisan communities who weave them — fair-trade terms and fair wages.

Elevate your space with this solid white cowhide bench in matte black. Its modern design and high-quality materials make it a versatile statement piece for contemporary interiors.

A handmade round decorative box made in India from natural cow bone and brass. Smoke-purple cow-bone panels create a soft geometric pattern, while warm brass bands outline the removable lid and rounded profile. The lidded interior stores jewelry, keys, and small keepsakes on a dresser, console, or shelf. Slight variations in color, alignment, and finish reflect the handmade process. The cow bone is ethically and sustainably sourced.

Introduce rustic luxury with this exotic brown cowhide Aria bench framed in antique brass. Its rich hide tones and sophisticated frame bring warmth and texture to any space.

A polished African kudu horn pair — natural decorative taxidermy, full real horns over the bone cores in their natural brown, black, and purple-toned striations. Ethically and sustainably sourced from regulated wildlife management programs in South Africa that fund ongoing conservation. Each horn is hand-polished over multiple days to bring out the depth of color in the keratin layers. Sold as a free-standing pair, no base. Kudu horns are known for their distinctive spiral twist; each piece is one-of-one and the curve, twist, tip shape, and overall size vary slightly from the listing photo, as each is a natural product.

A narrow plank bench in solid elm with an upholstered white shearling sheepskin seat. The top is a single board left unlacquered, so the surface stays dry and silvered, with open checking, split ends and the saw marks from working it. Four legs splay on both axes and pass through the plank as pegged mortise-and-tenon joints, each end braced with a stretcher and a diagonal. Shearling is sheepskin tanned with the wool left on, and this one carries a short dense pile with a soft hand-feel, upholstered over a padded bolster top. One thing to know before buying: the seat board is roughly 5 to 6 inches wide, which makes this a perch and a hall piece rather than a bench to sit at length.