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These bowls are hand-carved from hardwood by the Tutsi people of Uganda
They were traditionally used for drinking palm wine during celebratory rituals or wedding feasts
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Our Hepburn table has uniquely shaped legs with a beautiful organic shaped table top
Dinka Staff 01 new in These bowls are hand-carved fromA staff, or abong holds deep symbolic weight in the Dinka culture. They are carved by hand from native hardwoods with intricate carvings that represent authority, wisdom and pastoral leadership. The status that they symbolise helps to command respect and maintain order. These walking sticks have multitude of traditional uses, during communal dances, initiation rites, dispute resolutions and sacred staffs are carried by spiritual leaders to mediate
