Olive Spoon - Usiba Lwe Nyoni Collection - Diana Carmichael PK5 Indigenous people of the Kalahari

Indigenous people of the Kalahari still use Ostrich eggs as water jugs

The slender handle of this design represents the sleek form of the African male hunter

Native to Africa

Ostrich eggs are also often used as decorations in Islamic mosques and represent faith and patience

Olive Spoon - Usiba Lwe Nyoni Collection - Diana Carmichael PK5 Indigenous people of the KalahariThis collection celebrates the largest living bird in the world, the Struthio Camellus. Native to Africa, the Ostrich has inspired cultures and civilizations for over 5000 years. In Ancient Egypt, the Ostrich had great spiritual and religious significance. Ostrich feathers were associated with the deity of truth and justice, the lightness of the feather being a symbol of truth. Ostrich eggs are also often used as decorations in Islamic mosques and