Vintage Makenge Basket - 88.4 Archaeologists it turns a basin into

it turns a basin into a sculptural centrepiece — the stone's warm

A faint hairline crack runs through the centre of this particular piece — characterful rather than structural

Calathea originally grow on the floors of the jungles

with gentle wear and minor rim damage from daily use — overall in remarkably good condition

A hand-painted set of six city characters capturing the hustle and bustle of urban life — a cheeky

Vintage Makenge Basket - 88.4 Archaeologists it turns a basin intoA vintage handwoven Makenge basket, a testament to the weaving skills of the Mbundu and Lozi people of Zambia. An original piece, traditionally used to sift the grains used in cooking you may still find a few grains embedded in the weave, a lovely mark of its authenticity. Its shallow, dish like form looks beautiful hung on a wall or laid flat on a table. How they are made: the baskets are woven from the roots of the Makenge tree, a small tree that