Hanging Egg Chair Large - Mozambique Sculpture by Kamba wood carvers from

by Kamba wood carvers from the Makindu area in Kenya by a group of Luo people

The Boston Fern or Nephrolepis exaltata 'Bostoniensis is a type of a "sword" fern which are originally from swamps and humid forest environments

masks like this hung in the home and were only brought out to "warm" the village atmosphere and call on beneficial forces during Bwete society initiation ceremonies

or as decorative accents on shelves

cushions of bun moss and natural rock come together into a living jungle scene that sits beautifully on a desk

Hanging Egg Chair Large - Mozambique Sculpture by Kamba wood carvers fromA large handmade hanging egg chair, woven by craftspeople on the coast of Mozambique and bought directly from them, so your purchase supports the makers and their families. A metal rod frame gives it shape and strength, hand woven over with local dried palm leaves. Lovely in a sheltered spot outdoors or inside; you'll need a strong ceiling beam to take the weight of someone sitting in it. Size: front opening H 120cm W 85cm 68cm deep.