Peta-Lee Woolf wanted to produce local products that also had the opportunity to provide employment and empowerment to the previously disadvantaged. She trains, guides and works with local felters to produce her creations. Her team of craftspeople either learnt their basic skills via community workshops, or have been trained by her from scratch.
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Like the quirkiness of the chandeliers.
They have some really creative and original stuff - for example, these monkey lights - love them!
See more at these addresses:
http://www.magpiehomefineware.mfbiz.com/
http://homepage.mac.com/magpiehomefineware
http://www.rooidoppiesproject.moonfruit.com/ (social action side of Magpie)
Email them at: magpie99@mweb.co.za
These wire light pots are done by George Tito. Unfortunately he doesn’t have an email address or website address but you can contact him on his cell: +27 (0) 76 195-7743
Van die stel (of / from the set)
Like the clever cutout style of the ‘Walk around the block’ table.
Industrial Revolution
http://www.gregorjenkin.com
Kaapentry
Old style colours and objects with a twist.
Donker
http://www.gregorjenkin.com/
Jewellery, bags, brooches, lights, decorations and more made with copper wire, beaded, crocheted, strung with Imfibinga seeds or beads.
http://usisicraft.co.za/
I’m really loving the baobab tree mirror. All pieces are lasercut from mild steel and finished in a variety of powdercoated colours.
http://www.tintown.co.za
See the Tintown price list here
Wall lights by Red Hot Glass. Started by a husband and wife team, David & Elizabeth Jackson a few years ago, they are based on the Wine Route of the Western Cape.
http://www.redhotglass.co.za
My favourite by far. So graceful and beautiful.
Contact Adam Hoets and Sian Eliot at info@willowlamp.com or see their site: http://www.willowlamp.com/
Photo source: www.designindaba.com
Zulu Mama chair
Arc light from the Fiela collection
http://www.haldanemartin.co.za
