Namji Doll, Black - 122.3 Urban Scene it was a measure of

it was a measure of the amount of milk that a bride-to-be had to drink daily to fatten her up as the Bahima people demonstrated their wealth by the fatness of their daughters

Each one takes around three months to make

as opposed to the gorilla-form "gon" mask

each one stitched to carry a proverb

Meet the perfect small watering can for keeping your interior jungle in tip-top condition

Namji Doll, Black - 122.3 Urban Scene it was a measure ofNamchi Namji dolls are carved from African Rosewood, a legume tree native to the Democratic Republic of Congo, Cameroon, Gabon and Equatorial Guinea. A single block of African Rosewood wood is hand carved into a geometric shape and decorated with multi coloured beads, metals, fibre, cowrie shells, coins, and even leather. Each doll is carved with a unique stature and facial expression. Unadorned dolls made by blacksmiths are played with by young