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Mr Right Rectangle Dish
$34.50
Pan After
Mr Right Rectangle Dish
$34.50
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These organic shaped dish are hand carved from champher laurel wood by South African artisan Mr.Right in Cape Town
The wood is a soft untreated wood that holds natural anti-bacterial qualities
Perfect for preparing or serving food for any occasion
To clean hand-wash only with soapy warm water
Each one unique, variations in size and shape occur.
$180.00
Made in Mali the Mud Cloth also known as the Bogolanfini is an important part of Malian culture. Strips of cotton fabric are woven on a narrow loom and then sewn together to form a larger cloth. The cloth is then soaked in a bath of mulch of leaves from local trees, geometric motifs are drawn on the fabric with a special mud that has been kept for over 1 year. The iron in the mud reacts to the acid in the dyed cloth to produce a strong black design. Traditionally worn by hunters as camouflage and worn by women after child birth the Bogolanfini is a ritual for protection.
Each textile is handmade using traditional techniques, slight imperfections occur making each one unique.
Measures roughly 165cm long x 105cm wide, give or take 5cm.
$180.00
Made in Mali the Mud Cloth also known as the Bogolanfini is an important part of Malian culture. Strips of cotton fabric are woven on a narrow loom and then sewn together to form a larger cloth. The cloth is then soaked in a bath of mulch of leaves from local trees, geometric motifs are drawn on the fabric with a special mud that has been kept for over 1 year. The iron in the mud reacts to the acid in the dyed cloth to produce a strong black design. Traditionally worn by hunters as camouflage and worn by women after child birth the Bogolanfini is a ritual for protection.
Each textile is handmade using traditional techniques, slight imperfections occur making each one unique.
Measures roughly 165cm long x 105cm wide, give or take 5cm.
$180.00
Made in Mali the Mud Cloth also known as the Bogolanfini is an important part of Malian culture. Strips of cotton fabric are woven on a narrow loom and then sewn together to form a larger cloth. The cloth is then soaked in a bath of mulch of leaves from local trees, geometric motifs are drawn on the fabric with a special mud that has been kept for over 1 year. The iron in the mud reacts to the acid in the dyed cloth to produce a strong black design. Traditionally worn by hunters as camouflage and worn by women after child birth the Bogolanfini is a ritual for protection.
Each textile is handmade using traditional techniques, slight imperfections occur making each one unique.
Measures roughly 165cm long x 105cm wide, give or take 5cm.
$7.95
Tiny spoon handmade in Kenya from salvaged cow bone
It is the perfect salt ‘n’ pepper spoon
The design at the end of each spoon is unique
They all hold the same, fine line design but no two are alike
Measures roughly 6cm
