Baule Cloth Cushion (84.8.B70) Retirement Gift The deconstructed nature of Hausa

The deconstructed nature of Hausa (pronounced How-Zah) allows each aspect of artistry to stand alone

Turned and shaped from a single piece of wood

A beautiful hand made ceramic bowl with Fynbos plant design engraved

The Bouncer

Handcrafted Detail: Each figure is carefully painted by hand

Baule Cloth Cushion (84.8.B70) Retirement Gift The deconstructed nature of HausaCut from pagne Baoul the traditional handwoven cloth of the Baoul, an Akan people of Cte d'Ivoire. The weave descends from the 16th century Ashanti Kingdom, whose reach covered present day Ghana and Cte d'Ivoire, and to this day it is worn at community gatherings and celebrations, sustaining weaving towns such as Sakiar. Each cushion is hand stitched from individual strips of the cloth, so every one is genuinely one off. Because the strips are joined