Coarse Coffee Bilum These vintage tribal backpacks would

These vintage tribal backpacks would be a standout feature and point of interest as a wall hanging or planter

these head rests were seen as a status symbol and were used by the wealthy to protect elaborate hairstyles and as a place to rest by the wealthy when herding cattle

The perfect touch as a side table

to embrace the Christian faith

worn and perfectly imperfect

Coarse Coffee Bilum These vintage tribal backpacks wouldTraditionally used to transport goods and babies bilums are handcrafted from woven yarn by a method known as knotless netting or looping, a century old tradition. This is quite a time consuming process from sourcing and collecting plants, beating, drying, twisting, dying and weaving. A single bilum can take 4 8 weeks to complete. Made primarily by women, the money generated from each sale goes directly back to the artisan and her family, helping pay