Congo
Inspired by the rich artistic traditions of Central Africa, this collection celebrates handcrafted objects where carved patterns and natural materials carry stories from one generation to the next.
Handcrafted from solid birch, these spoons are decorated with stylized painted figures inspired by traditional Central African visual expression. The handles are carefully coloured with watercolor, allowing the natural grain of the wood to remain visible beneath the artwork.
Each spoon balances function with storytelling, transforming an everyday utensil into an object where carving, painting and craftsmanship come together in quiet harmony.
Crafted from freshly cut birch, each container is hollowed while the wood is still green. A dry wooden base is then fitted into the bottom before the birch slowly dries and naturally shrinks around it, locking the construction together without the need for mechanical fasteners.
This traditional method allows the changing properties of the wood itself to become part of the making process, creating functional vessels that celebrate both craftsmanship and the living character of the material.
Crafted from richly coloured mahogany, this cutting board is designed to serve both as a practical kitchen tool and as a sculptural object when hung on the wall.
The deep reddish tones and expressive grain of the wood give the simple form a quiet presence, allowing function and material to speak with equal importance.
Handcrafted from solid mahogany, these long serving spoons highlight the rich colour and smooth texture of the wood through simple, balanced forms.
Designed to move naturally from hand to hand, they celebrate the warmth of shared meals while allowing the beauty of the material to remain the central focus.
Philosophy
Every object in this collection is inspired by traditions where carving, pattern and shared rituals preserve memory across generations. Shaped from natural wood, each piece becomes more than a functional object—it becomes a quiet reminder that craftsmanship can hold both culture and connection.
