r.w.Our R. W. cap stands for Roots and Wings coming from the African proverb "we desire to pass on two things to our children; the first is roots and the second is wings". The keepers give the roots, the rehabilitation program fosters the wings, providing confidence and structure for orphans to live wild again. The embroidery is of baby elephants and our R. W. blankie detail. Blankets form a critical component of orphaned elephants care, comfort and

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The wood used for this plinth is around 250-300 years old and is made in England using traditional craftsmanship

Ethiopian stools are perfect as a low side table or as a sculptural decorative stool for anywhere in the home

Mike caught the perfect formation that the lions formed as they began their hunt

much like a lunchbox

This stunning headrest comes from the Luba people of the Congo and is hand-carved from indigenous wood in a unique

Baoulé chairs originate from the Ivory Coast and have a beautiful design elements and styled perfectly as a small sculptural chair for any space

This bowl has striking grey line design detail with a gloss finish

The carving of the male head on this bowl

employing hundreds of local Maasai as rangers

We love the Tuegla weave for its organic but uniform weave pattern which provides a timeless textured rug to style with

The stool has been hand-carved by a community member from a solid piece of indigenous wood