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where individual hand-woven strips are stitched together — the artisans are known for their bold
used to honour the deceased — the rows of triangular chip-carved patterns and the two triangular cut-outs near the top represent the hips of a person
The wood used does vary but in most cases the Zulu would use the Kiaat wood that is found locally in South Africa
Zen-like simplicity to any room
Cameroon Beaded Shield - L - 55cm black and white joined-description-fields where individual hand-woven strips areHistorically used as a defensive weapon in wartime and displayed as a decorative symbol of status and wealth by the Tikar people in Cameroon. Meticulously crafted, carved from one solid piece of Baobab wood, a sacred wood used for medicinal and ritual purposes for centuries, this large shield boasts hundreds of hand placed beads on manila and natural cowrie shells in the centre. These decorative shields are one of a kind, collaboratively crafted by a
