TRIO OF KENYAN POTS This early 20th century amphora

This early 20th century amphora style vase originates from Reading

A flat base with slightly raised edges boasts a minimal

The body contains linear etchings and carving of varying widths and stroke lengths

the Maasai built an economy and way of life deeply intertwined with their cattle herds in the Great Rift Valley of southern Kenya and northern Tanzania

A mid-century modern folding magazine rack made of interwoven wicker rattan and a wrought iron frame and legs

TRIO OF KENYAN POTS This early 20th century amphoraA trio of Kenyan pots, hand fired of clay and bound together by thin wood beams and thin wood sheets. The pots have a stippled design and a floral motif on their centre front, adding dimension to the otherwise smooth and bulbous silhouettes. These pots would have been used to store smaller household and cookery objects such as tealeaves and spices, or even pigments. *Our pieces at Studio Zagara may show signs of age and wear, which is just how we like