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TATHAM ART GALLERY SHOP CORPORATE GIFTS The Tatham Art Gallery Shop is a showcase for exquisitely made local craft work. The shop stocks an extensive range of craftwork, from large embroideries to small puzzles and keyrings. Highlighted in this brochure are some of the items that would make interesting, appropriate and different Corporate gifts. By considering these items you will be supporting and encouraging local crafters. 1. MARIDADI DESIGNS Each piece in the Maridadi range has been cast, using lead-free pewter, from an original design created by internationally acclaimed wildlife artist Allen Hallett, and are hand finished by a skilled and dedicated team. Maridadi Paper knife Desk photo holder Cork screw Wine stopper Bottle opener 4. DOWN TO EARTH Tucked away in the beautiful Dargle valley are people making innovative sets of leather travelling games that vary from the traditional Zulu game of Morabaraba to Backgammon and Chess. Leather games (Morabaraba, Backgammon, Solitaire, Noughts & Crosses, Chess) 2. ARDMORE CERAMICS A small number of Ardmore pieces are on display in the shop. These vibrant ceramics range from functional domestic ware to sculptural art in the decorative African tradition, and are highly sought after in Europe and America. Coffee cups Small tureen 5. TRADITIONAL BASKET WARE These beautifully crafted baskets come from Hlabisa in Northern KwaZulu-Natal where they are made with traditional dyes and grasses. Some are patterned with animals and huts while others have geometric designs. Angelina Masuku basket (animals) 3. FANCY STITCH These exclusive hand embroidered crafts come from Ingwavuma. No two pieces are exactly the same. They show subtle variations where quality and originality are acknowledged hallmarks of these works. Fancy Stitch Photo frames (3 sizes) Dolly and other key rings Mbatha basket 6. WEZANDLA Rural farm women living in Northern KwaZulu-Natal have been taught to work beads into their sewing in innovative ways. They produce lovely table ware and a variety of other craft. Wesandla Table mats Cushion covers Bags 7. SENZOKUHLE WIRE BASKETS Another group from Northern KwaZulu-Natal makes these colourful, intricately woven wire baskets in many shapes and sizes. Wire baskets 10. ZULU-LULU TRADING CC Trayci Tompkins, a well known local potter and her team have developed a ceramic range that celebrates South Africas rich and diverse culture. Meet the famous Dlamini family of figurines, start your collection of individually handmade raku fired clay collectables or revamp your table with a range of designer functionals. Small bowls 8. MAGWAZA POTS (IZINKHAMBA) The Magwaza family live in the mPabalane district north of the Tugela River. Pottery is a specialised craft in their community: they produce work for domestic use, sale to neighbouring communities for weddings, festivals and rites of passage, and, more recently, to craft shops. These beautiful pots are sought after by a growing number collectors. Ukhamba Dlaminis 11. TATHAM ART GALLERY BEADED NECKLACES Andrew Vester, a well known Durban artist, created designs for an exclusive range of necklaces for the Tatham Art Gallery, which were interpreted and made by Eunice Cele, a skilled local beadmaker. 12. Eunice Cele Beadworker Extraordinaire 9. CHURCH AGRICULTURAL PROJECT (CAP) Many years ago in the very poorest area near Tugela Ferry people learned to use beads and wire to make a variety of quality products. Some of the most popular are the exquisite African Faberge Eggs, and the lampshade, copper wire and bead bowls. African Faberge eggs Small bowls Lampshade bowls Eunice Cele has developed the art of beadwork beyond the ordinary to produce truly beautiful collectors items. Beaded aprons 13. SMALL FILLERS: Range of key rings (pewter, beaded, copper and wood) Beaded animal Fridge magnets T lights in wooden, beaded and ceramic holders A variety of beaded and copper Christmas decorations Shop hours: Tue to Fri, 10h00 16h00 Tatham Art Gallery Shop Chief Albert Luthuli Road Opposite City Hall Pietermaritzburg 3200 Tel: 033 3922801 Fax: 033 3949831 Email: [email protected] Contact Mary Kleinenberg for orders or with queries For large orders, the Tatham Art Gallery shop requires a minimum of four weeks in order to guarantee delivery.