Oromo Pot Small tieback noble women and later still

noble women and later still used as a part of the traditional costume by the ladies used it to cover their heads or as a shrug

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Rattan armchair featuring natural Abaca fibers intricately wrapped around the frame inside and outside

Suitable either as a bedside or a generous sofa table

Shown here upholstered in Leuven Linen Taupe

Oromo Pot Small tieback noble women and later stillA limited edition Oromo pot, traditionally handcrafted, striking in its robust, organic form. Made from dark earthenware clay, the pot features a deep, blackened surface with subtle reddish brown undertones, indicating its time worn patina and authentic firing process. In the Oromo community of Gimbi, Ethiopia, pottery making is traditionally undertaken by women. They learn the practice from their mothers and female relatives, transmitting the