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who used sacred Baobab wood for shields displayed as a symbol of status and wealth
this large shield boasts hundreds of hand-placed beads on manila and natural cowrie shells in the centre
with a high seat and the signature curved barrel back
Some pieces of the statues are missing through its age as seen on photos but adds to the authenticity and charm of this old vintage piece
Makenge Tray, Zambia - (14.13) Same Sex Couples who used sacred Baobab woodThis Makenge tray is a testament to the weaving skills of the Mbundu and Lozi people of Zambia. An original piece, traditionally used to winnow grains, now a beautiful decorative object. How they are made: the trays are woven from the roots of the Makenge tree, a small tree that sends out very long, shallow roots. Only the small roots are gathered, so the bush stays alive to produce more for the future. The fine haired roots are dug from the ground,