Hilary and Bill Namji Dolls Faux Eucalyptus sailboats and shoreline motifs -

sailboats and shoreline motifs - evoking a sun-faded

Finished with an ANINE BING logo graphic in contrast black screen printed on the front

As we hand craft each piece

Sicily's influence is palpable and deeply ingrained in its past and present

Each side table has been individually created ~ bearing its own colourings and characteristics ~ which is the most beautiful aspect of this organic piece

Hilary and Bill Namji Dolls Faux Eucalyptus sailboats and shoreline motifs -Namji dolls originate from the Namji people of northern Cameroon and are traditionally crafted as fertility and prestige figures. Hand carved from wood and richly adorned with beads, cowrie shells, metal, and natural fibers, these dolls were often given to young women to encourage fertility or used as decorative symbols of beauty, status, and protection. Today, Namji dolls are celebrated worldwide as striking pieces of African art, admired for their