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Senufo Stool
R4,950.00Experience the unique craftsmanship of the Senufo tribe with our hand-carved stools and small tables. Made by skilled crafters from the Senufo tribe, these exquisite pieces originate from West Africa, spanning Cote De’Ivoire, Burkina Faso, and Mali. Each stool is meticulously carved from a single piece of wawa wood, a durable timber native to West and Central Africa. These artisanal stools and tables feature no joinery, showcasing the seamless artistry and traditional methods passed down through generations. Perfect for adding a touch of authentic African culture to your home decor, our Senufo stools are both functional and stunningly beautiful.
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Shield Nelson Mandela
R4,950.00Nelson Mandela, a global icon of resilience and reconciliation, represents the triumph of justice over oppression. His legacy embodies the relentless pursuit of equality, freedom, and human dignity. A symbol of unity and forgiveness, Mandela’s impact transcends borders, inspiring the world to strive for compassion and social change. Explore the profound legacy of this extraordinary leader and visionary who continues to inspire generations with his enduring message of hope, courage, and the transformative power of forgiveness.
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ShweShwe Madiba
R4,950.00Nelson Mandela, a global icon of resilience and reconciliation, represents the triumph of justice over oppression. His legacy embodies the relentless pursuit of equality, freedom, and human dignity. A symbol of unity and forgiveness, Mandela’s impact transcends borders, inspiring the world to strive for compassion and social change. Explore the profound legacy of this extraordinary leader and visionary who continues to inspire generations with his enduring message of hope, courage, and the transformative power of forgiveness.
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Things We Love
R4,950.00Explore South African passions in this spoof graphic, playfully featuring guns, whiskey, Rolex, German luxury cars, and Nelson Mandela. The design incorporates two Secretary birds from the national heraldic Coat of Arms, blending humor and cultural symbols in a unique composition.
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This Way Up
R4,950.00Uncover a playful and satirical twist with this spoof graphic, cleverly portraying the African continent as a ‘This Way Up’ packaging label, reminiscent of logistics operations. The design humorously nods to the continent’s unique perspective, playfully suggesting a topsy-turvy relationship with Western countries.
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Transkei Homestead
R4,950.00Experience the allure of rural Eastern Cape with a glimpse of a newly built homestead along the N2, near Umtata in the OR Tambo District, Transkei, South Africa. Captured on May 5, 2016, this photograph showcases the timeless beauty of the region’s landscapes. Explore the tranquility and charm of rural life amidst picturesque surroundings. Witness the blend of modernity and tradition in this captivating image of South Africa’s Eastern Cape. Start your journey of discovery today.
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Tubiflora Potplant
R4,950.00Explore the exquisite beauty of the Mother of Millions, also known as the chandelier plant (Bryophyllum Belagoense), captured through the lens of a vintage 1940s 4×5 Linhof Technika film camera. Photographed on June 10, 2020, amidst the Covid-19 lockdown, this image is a testament to creativity and resourcefulness during challenging times. Rediscover the magic of Polaroid PN55 B&W film after two decades, as it perfectly captures the intricate details of this stunning succulent. Experience the harmony of nature and vintage photography in this captivating lockdown project.
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Ubuntu
R4,950.00Discover the essence of Ubuntu, meaning ‘I am, because you are.’ Rooted in the Zulu phrase ‘Umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu,’ it embodies the interconnectedness of individuals. This artwork incorporates sheep heads, symbolizing unity between black and white South Africans in the true spirit of Ubuntu. Cooked as a delicacy, sheep heads represent affordable, communal fast food enjoyed by diverse communities, illustrating the shared humanity inherent in Ubuntu’s profound philosophy.
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Uthando
R4,950.00Explore the beauty of love in the isiZulu language with ‘uthando.’ This artwork visually encapsulates the concept, featuring a woman immersed in thoughts of her ‘love’—be it a partner, friend, or family member. The portrait cleverly superimposes the word ‘uthando,’ offering a tangible representation of her deep emotions. Experience the fusion of language and visual expression in this poignant artwork, capturing the essence of love through the lens of isiZulu culture.
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