There
is much on offer this year, look out for handmade beadwork, embroidery, telephone
wire, clay and wood decorations this year.
Look
out for innovative products thanks to a creative skills development programme
which aims to help local crafters generate a sustainable income through their
art.
Wonder
Msane, Phumlani Mbhele and Phumlani Madela have produced a range of ornaments
in the formation of stars, hearts and angels executed in specified colour
combinations.
‘We
are thrilled to see young people absorb new skills so creatively!’ says
assistant director Nozipho Zulu.
Look
out for many arts and crafts from the likes of Happiness Dladla, Dumsile Mathe
and many more.
A
novel feature this year are uniquely African-designed beach towels so you can
hit the beach in style. This is a result of a partnership between Mr Price Home
and 4 African Art Centre artists, Sibusiso Duma, Nonotobeko Jilajila, Mbali
Mabuza and Timothy Mlambo.
This
new range will be available in Mr Price Home from 12 November.
A
portion of the sales from each towel will go back to the African Art Centre to
help with the development of emerging artists.
For
more info contact the African Art Centre: 031-303-4634
Or
visit them at 94 Florida Road, Morningside, Durban.
This
edition by Fred Felton
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