Vintage Ethiopian Headrest - 146.2 Burglar Living in the arty community

Living in the arty community of Noordhoek on the Cape Peninsular

It's a succulent and can go several weeks without water

Zimbabwe is well known for its carving culture

112 x 72 x 7 cm

Perfect for a small jar where you want to create a ""one-hole"" golf course

Vintage Ethiopian Headrest - 146.2 Burglar Living in the arty communityA vintage hand carved headrest from southern Ethiopia A genuine, one of a kind piece carved from a single block of dark wood, with the natural marks and patina of age and everyday use. The story behind it Headrests like this are traditionally used across communities in southern Ethiopia to support the head in sleep without disturbing elaborate hairstyles coiffures that can signal a person's age, gender and status, and are often adorned with ornaments