Cameroon Shield Mud cloth 30cm Wood Trailing pothos

Trailing pothos

These are tropical plants and grow underneath the canopy of trees in their natural habitats

A hand-carved Bamileke table from Cameroon in a white finish

The baskets are sometimes called “grandmother

Cameroon Shield Mud cloth 30cm Wood Trailing pothosHistorically used as a defensive weapon in wartime and displayed as a decorative symbol of status and wealth by the Tikar people in Cameroon. Each shield is carved from a single piece of Baobab wood a sacred wood used for medicinal and ritual purposes for centuries and faced with traditionally hand stitched pieces of mud cloth, finished with natural cowrie shells. These decorative shields are one of a kind, collaboratively crafted by a large group of