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Baskets of Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 used for harvesti Baskets of Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 used for harvesting and storage, the traditional Bobo basket. Buy online now! Visit the link in our bio, tap “Shop Now” and head to our Online Marketplace ☀️ shipped anywhere in South Africa.
NEW stock of expertly woven ukhamba’s, the Zulu NEW stock of expertly woven ukhamba’s, the Zulu baskets that have become famous the world over 🇿🇦 photo by @live_the_questions
🐈 only four cat beds by @babatreebaskets left i 🐈 only four cat beds by @babatreebaskets left in stock! Tried and tested by the two real CEO’s at Design Afrika 🐱🐱 available from our showroom and will be for sale on our online Marketplace next week 🎉
Household objects: intluzo, umtshayelo, isithebe - Household objects: intluzo, umtshayelo, isithebe - or - beer strainer, broom and table mat. Xhosa weaving in its most simple form still produces works of art. First photo by @live_the_questions in a Gugulethu home ☀️ The second is from the early days of a now established art and craft co-operative directed by Nomonde Madlalisa in Coffee Bay, Eastern Cape.
The Mosaic planter was designed by Binky for a @ma The Mosaic planter was designed by Binky for a @made51_unhcr project in collaboration with @womencraft ☀️ the talented artisans in Mtendeli Refugee Camp were up to the challenge: here we meet Hakizimana Marishantali and Febriona Nyamweru with their beginnings of the first samples 🇧🇮
Home scenes. Traditional BaTonga stool, Rondawel l Home scenes. Traditional BaTonga stool, Rondawel light shade by the Dunoon weavers
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