Togu'na's homeware collection brings together handcrafted everyday pieces from both African and Southeast Asian makers, including Kenyan serviette rings, an Ethiopian Oromo bowl, a Zambian Lozi bowl, a Zimbabwean Tonga placemat, and a range of Indonesian bamboo and rattan lampshades, beaded placemats, and horn serving spoons. Each piece is listed individually by material and origin.
Kenya's serviette rings, Ethiopia's Oromo bowl, Zambia's Lozi bowl, and Zimbabwe's Tonga placemat represent the African side of this collection, each bringing a distinct regional craft technique into everyday tableware and serving pieces.
A significant share of this collection is sourced from Indonesian makers, including bamboo and rattan lampshades in minaret, bell, and greek silhouettes, beaded placemats, a small shell chandelier, and horn serving spoons, reflecting Togu'na's wider sourcing beyond the African continent.
Mix an African serving bowl or placemat with an Indonesian lampshade nearby to build a considered tablescape that draws on more than one craft tradition, rather than sourcing everything from a single region.
Togu'na dispatches homeware orders quickly from Randburg, Gauteng across South Africa, with international shipping to the USA, UK, and Europe.
No. This collection includes pieces from African makers in Kenya, Ethiopia, Zambia, and Zimbabwe, alongside a substantial range of Indonesian bamboo, rattan, and beaded homeware.
Electrical fittings vary by piece; check the individual product listing for wiring and bulb-fitting details.
The Indonesian serving spoons in this collection are made from horn, as stated in the individual product listing.
Yes, Togu'na ships across South Africa and internationally, including the USA, UK, and Europe.
