Juju Beadwork in South Africa

This project empowers Zulu women and youth from previously disadvantaged rural communities surrounding eThekwini, Sth Africa. Working for over 30 years with approx 120 crafters from the same families has created a positive change, with hope and a future, through individual training, skills development, and job creation. The beaders are able to work from their homes, allowing them to raise children, tend to the elderly, their crops, and livestock, whilst at the same time earning a stable income. This helps maintain the values and traditions of their culture, as the mothers and grandmothers are usually the backbone of the rural society.

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  • Juju Beadwork in South Africa

    Juju Beadwork in South Africa

    This project empowers Zulu women and youth from previously disadvantaged rural communities surrounding eThekwini, Sth Africa. Working for over 30 years with approx 120 crafters from the same families has...

    Juju Beadwork in South Africa

    This project empowers Zulu women and youth from previously disadvantaged rural communities surrounding eThekwini, Sth Africa. Working for over 30 years with approx 120 crafters from the same families has...

  • Beautifully Hand Painted Ceramic Plates

    Beautifully Hand Painted Ceramic Plates

      Each piece is individually and lovingly created so no two pieces are the same. It is the vision of these producers to bring the warm art of Africa to...

    Beautifully Hand Painted Ceramic Plates

      Each piece is individually and lovingly created so no two pieces are the same. It is the vision of these producers to bring the warm art of Africa to...

  • Kenana Knitters

    Kenana Knitters

    Kenana Knitters is a grassroots organisation situated near Njoro (Rift Valley area of Kenya) and was founded in 1998 by local Kenyan, Patricia Nightingale.  Patricia wanted to assist local ladies...

    Kenana Knitters

    Kenana Knitters is a grassroots organisation situated near Njoro (Rift Valley area of Kenya) and was founded in 1998 by local Kenyan, Patricia Nightingale.  Patricia wanted to assist local ladies...

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