eSwatini (Swaziland) crafts, eSwatini (Swaziland) craft markets, eSwatini (Swaziland) markets, eSwatini (Swaziland) Art Galleries
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Gone Rural
Gone Rural was founded by Jenny Thorne in 1992 with the mission of creating economic empowerment for rural women in Eswatini through basket weaving. Offering home based work to over 700 rural artisans in often remote communities, Gone Rural provide market access, product design, materials and training to the women in order to earn an income for their beautiful traditional handcraft. The brand has gone on to become globally recognized for producing high quality table ware, contemporary home products, lighting and woven wall art.
Gone Rural - situated in Malkerns - has all sorts of products that you can take home with you; mats, table runners, floor mats, baskets, candles and clay products, decorations, gifts and other home ware products. |
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contactus@gonerural.co.sz
For enquiries
Tel: +268 4042106 |
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Baobab Batik
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Baobab Batik
Founded by Els Hooft in 1991, Baobab Batik has created a nurturing work environment where the women of Baobab can learn and develop their skills.
While being part of a transparent and encouraging TEAM - Together Everyone Achieves More, which is the key to our success.
The batik process is devided into, waxing, dying and sewing. The waxing process requires tracing the pattern and filling in with wax, before sending it to the colour house. In the colour house the ladies carefully dye the fabrics accroding to the required design.
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Baobab Batik
Manzini / Bhunya Road
hooft@africaonline.co.sz
268 52 83177 |
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Tintsaba Crafts
Tintsaba was founded by Sheila Freemantle in 1985. Her vision was to work with the women of rural eSwatini in order for them to grow in personal and financial independence. Starting with only 12 local women, Sheila's guidance, dedication and innovation has resulted in Tintsaba becoming renowned worldwide for its refined sisal basketry technique and quality jewelry making. Consequently Tintsaba has been granted numerous awards and is now recognised as an industry leader.
Get all sorts of products from Tintsaba craft ranging from functional household and jewellery items to collectors' pieces of the finest basketry in Africa. Recently there has been a new development of geometric designs, a new range of silver earrings, necklaces, rings and bangles. |
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admin@tintsaba.com
Tel : +268 2431 3380
Peak Fine Craft Center
Piggs Peak
Hhohho
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African Fantasy
Jewellers |
Phone: +268 2416 1832 +268 2416 2986
Physical Address:
Guava Gallery, Ezulwini, Eswatini
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Rosecraft
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Rosecraft
is a handweaving cottage industry which produces a variety of products from mohair, wool, cotton and silk, including carpets and rugs, cushion covers, shawls and jerseys using traditional methods. Set on a farm in the Egebeni Mountains near Manzini, the Rosecraft workshop is owned and managed by Rose Roques, who started it in 1979.
Today, Rosecraft provides much needed employment for over 120 Swazi women from the surrounding local community who use the time-honoured looms and spinning wheels create the Rosecraft range of products. The workshop is open to visitors who are encouraged to view the manufacture process. The products are also on sale at the workshop, as are refreshments.
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Rose Roques
Landline:
+268 25 504 490
Email:
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Swazi Candles
Malkerns, eSwatini (Swaziland)
Email: swazicandles@realnet.co.sz
Indingilizi Gallery
112 Dzeliwe Street
Mbabane
eSwatini (Swaziland)
Ngwenya Glass
Motshane
eSwatini (Swaziland)
Email: ngwenya@ngwenyaglass.co.sz
Guava Gallery
Mantenga Falls Road
Ezulwini Valley
eSwatini (Swaziland)
Email: gold-silver@realnet.co.sz
Coral Stephens Handweaving
Boshimela Farm
Pigg’s Peak
eSwatini (Swaziland)
Email: coralstephens@mweb.co.sz
Mantenga Craft Centre
On the road to Mantenga Lodge,
Ezulwini Valley Tel:
Email: anita@rawafrica.com
Manzini Market
Manzini central town
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