Zulu Food Platter - Hand carved 41.11 River Scene Possibly the most recognizable form

Possibly the most recognizable form of indigo cloth from West Africa

The El Molo are some of Kenya’s last remaining true hunter gatherers

antique one-of-a-kind piece — best displayed framed or wall-hung

the bottom is rounded and comes with a bespoke stand

Zulu Food Platter - Hand carved 41.11 River Scene Possibly the most recognizable formThis is extra ordinary Zulu Wood Carved Tray or Platter from South Africa. This tray is carved out of a single piece hard wood. Such trays were used with great formality to serve different types of foods. This wonderful handcrafted wooden Zulu platter is known by the local Zulu people as an ugqoko. The wood used does vary but in most cases the Zulu would use the Kiaat wood that is found locally in South Africa. The Zulu serving plate is an important