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In much of Africa, the tool of choice for carving is the adze. The adze is used for carving masks and statuettes, as well as bowls, spoons, stools, and other utilitarian objects.
A rare Tuareg leather tassel wall hanging crafted from hand-tooled goatskin, dyed panels, and multicoloured leather fringe. An authentic tribal artefact with vivid pigments and traditional geometric motifs, suitable for luxury interiors, collectors, and gallery display. Dimensions: (L) 85 cm × (W) 40 cm.
A rare one-metre Tuareg adafor leather cushion crafted from hand-dyed goatskin and decorated using traditional tribal motifs. Featuring bold pigmentation, etched detailing and full fringe, this is an authentic cultural artefact offered as a premium collector’s piece. Dimensions: (L) 100 cm × (W) 40 cm + 15 cm fringe.
Striking and authentic Gabon Wooden Shield, over 40 years old, carved from dense hardwood and mounted on a custom solid steel museum stand.
A commanding collector’s piece measuring 140 cm (shield) and 190 cm overall height.
Extremely heavy, genuine, and rare in Australia.
Freight will be quoted separately due to size and weight.
Museum-Grade Moroccan Ottoman — One-of-One Tribal Textile Artefact
A singular Moroccan ottoman crafted from rare vintage tribal textiles and finished with an engraved silver filigree band. This museum-grade artefact exists as a one-of-one creation — an heirloom object for collectors, designers, and world-class interiors. Dimensions: (H) 49 cm × (W) 61 cm.
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