Juju hat large #05 | CAMEROON handwoven This bright green Juju hat

This bright green Juju hat was handcrafted by the Bamiléké people of Cameroon

This Baoulé chair for a child is a wonderfully charismatic small chair in wood that will add a genuine African touch to any room or space

and not designed to hold water

It can be used as either a stool or side table

This green-black NAMJI DOLL is a handmade statue from rosewood and adorned with glass beads and cowrie shells made by artisans from the Namji tribe in Cameroon

Juju hat large #05 | CAMEROON handwoven This bright green Juju hatDESCRIPTION This yellow Juju hat was handcrafted by the Bamilk people of Cameroon. Also known as a Tyn hat, this ceremonial headdress was traditionally worn by tribal chiefs or royal families. Nowadays, Juju hats are increasingly popular as a distinctive wall decoration. Authentic Juju hats have been constructed ingeniously feathers woven on wooden sticks and held together by a black bandage in tissue, and woven on a grass base allowing to fold and