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Turkana Bowls - 111.5 Woman with Pram who used sacred Baobab wood

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Description

who used sacred Baobab wood for shields displayed as a symbol of status and wealth

with subtle variations that enhance its charm

non-slip grip

the makers secure every strip with traditional knots

inviting space

Turkana Bowls - 111.5 Woman with Pram who used sacred Baobab woodCarved by hand from a single piece of wood, this bowl comes from the Turkana of north west Kenya a nomadic people celebrated for their woodcarving and metalwork. Light and durable for a life constantly on the move, such bowls were everyday vessels for storing and carrying food. Natural cracks, marks and signs of age come with its history, and no two pieces are alike. Size (approx.): H15 W26 D19cm

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