A genuine wart hog tusk that has been hand carved and transformed into a bottle opener. With its unique wart hog tusk handle you’re guaranteed an o...
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Hand crafted from hard wood by the Namji people of Cameroon. Usually used to ensure fertility. Origin Made in Central Africa Size Length: 32.5 cm...
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The Kudu is a large African antelope, the male of which has large corkscrew like horns. A kudu horn is a musical instrument made from the horn of ...
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The Beaded African Woman Ebony Wood Sculpture is a beautiful depiction of the African woman, with Africa's beautiful beading accentuating the ebony...
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Ebony Wood creative piece of 4 Sisters wearing headbands. This piece depicts the strength of the bond between women.United they stand and united th...
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Ostrich eggs are the largest eggs in the world, laid by the worlds largest flightless bird in the world. These eggs are valuable pieces of art from...
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For the long treks on the great plains of the Serengeti in East Africa. The tribal warriors would store cows milk to quench their thirst. Very spec...
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This piece is hand carved (etched) from Giraffe shoulder blade bone depicting a tower of giraffes. It is a polished piece on a stand. This is NOT...
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A genuine wart hog tusk that has been hand carved and transformed into a magnifying glass. With its unique wart hog tusk handle you’re guaranteed a...
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Ruwa Chuene is an artist based in the Limpopo the northern province of South Africa. This piece is hand carved from Giraffe bone depicting the; Big...
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Antique Decor, a solid Kiaat-Teak wood, side table. Kiaat, also known as African or Wild Teak, and Mukwa, is a deciduous African woodland tree foun...
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This ceremonial mask is by the Ashanti - a nation and ethnic group native to the Ashanti Region of modern-day Ghana in West Africa. The Asanti peop...
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Its an Afro! Obvious use is for hair common to African people try saying: "nywele afro" - Swahili for Afro hair! Carefully carved out of Africa's f...
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A woman's worth; heavily laden and pregnant, as she comes from the "tsime" (Shona word for stream) with water early in the morning. Origin Made in...
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The charming gloss painted Ostrich egg is just as majestic as the African Buffalo. The shine of the gloss paint brings the painting of the Buffalo ...
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The Xhosa tribe is known as Southern Africa's second largest tribe and is part of the Nguni tribe. The Xhosa tribe is often referred to as the "The...
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Shaka Zulu, Queen Amina, and Ewuare are a few names of Africa's greatest warriors that lead their fellow African's to greatness. Each of these impe...
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Shaka Zulu, Queen Amina, and Ewuare are a few names of Africa's greatest warriors that lead their fellow African's to greatness. Each of these impe...
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Impeccably carved from Africa's finest ebony wood, the Strength Of An Elephants Tusks Ebony Wood Candle Holder will carry your candles majestically...
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Native to the sub-Saharan Africa, the hippopotamus is a mostly herbivore and semi-aquatic African mammal. Rhino's can stay up to 16 hours submerge...
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The rhinoceros is one of Africa's extinct and most poached African animals. It is known for its priceless horns that it uses to defend itself from ...
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Descending from the South of Kenya and the Northern parts of Tanzania, the Masaai are known across the world as the greatest warriors. Their fearso...
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Let Mama Africa carry and protect the beautifully etched and painted ostrich eggs as she does the African content. The Mama Africa Ebony Wood Ostri...
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Let Mama Africa carry and protect the flame of your candle as she does the African content. The Mama Africa Ebony Wood Candle Holder is a detailed ...
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The King of the African Jungle has been beautifully carved, with its majestic mane accentuated. The African Lion's roar is audible through this imp...
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Descending from the South of Kenya and the Northern parts of Tanzania, the Masaai are known across the world as the greatest warriors. Their fearso...
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The Fertility Doll originates from Ghana and is also found in many other West African countries. The Fertility Doll is given to children of the Aku...
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The Feeding Bok Ebony Wood Egg Holder depicts the African Springbok grazing on the African plains. The small in stature antelope is known for pranc...
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Southern Africa's national animal has been beautifully carved grazing on the African plains. The carving of the Feeding Bok is perfect for display ...
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The beautiful and majestic African Elephant has been carved to carry one of Africa's rarities, the African Ostrich egg. The mother of the African c...
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Ebony Wood is commonly known for its beautiful dark color, its strength and soft texture in comparison to other types of wood such as cedar wood, p...
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A combination of Africa's most loved animals coming together to form one beautiful peace. The King of the African jungle proudly supports Africa's ...
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The charmingly carved African Hippo represents the strength of our Ebony Wood African Hippo Bottle Opener. Carved from Africa's finest ebony wood, ...
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The Ebony Wood Display Bowl is large enough to fit all your souvenirs from your African travels. The larger bowl is very spacious allowing you to d...
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Carved from Africa's finest ebony wood, the Ebony Wood Egg Holders hold eggs firmly and stylishly. The Ebony Wood Egg Holder's teleport your imagin...
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The East African carved machete demonstrates is searing blade when chopping down leafy banana trees. The beautifully ebony wood carved East African...
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