Artefacts
Discover our collection of authentic tribal artefacts with cultural significance and artistic excellence.
A pair of Coconut Strainers
A pair of Coconut strainers, made from seagrass, from the coastal part of Kenya.
Maasai Snuff Pot
From the Maasai tribe in Kenya comes this beautiful snuff pot decorated in glass beads with a long metal chain.
Xhosa Pipes
A pair of Xhosa Pipes, from the Xhosa tribe of South Africa. It's made of wood and decorated in the classic Xhosa vibrant colors.
A pair of Mortar and Pestle
These rare mortars and pestles were used for grinding coffee, spices, herbs and grains. The wooden mortar is beautifully decorated in vertical lines and geometric patterns. They have wonderful dark brown patina and visible cracks, which are common features of antique wooden products that reflect their history and design. This piece was part of the collection of Bryan Reeves of Tribal Gathering London. Bryan Reeves is a renowned tribal art dealer, who is a participant in most of the International Tribal Art Fairs.
Khundu Drum
A Southern Highland Kundu drum from Papua New Guinea, crafted from wood, fiber, textile, and hide, featuring a beautiful dark brown patina. Dating back to the early 20th century, this wooden drum exhibits minor wear and tear on the top part, consistent with its age and usage. Provenance: Ex Uk Collection