Hennie Meyer Block 14

Hennie Meyer Block 14Hennie Meyer's first BLOCKS were exhibited as a visual diary of years making an installation consisting of more than 300 pieces in 2008. This installation expressed Hennies influence and fascination with multiples and was influenced by visits to the Terracotta Warriors in China and the Holocaust Memorial by American architect, Peter Eisenman in Berlin. Hennie continued making blocks as it provides a canvas for continuous expression, development and

Master weaver Beauty Nxongo has become a world-renowned artist known for her feminine

yet does not move too far from the origins of a first nations people

This organic necklace is made out of hammered snare wire and turquoise Ethiopian prayer beads that give thanks to many graces of the world such as animals and plants

Artist: Member of the Botswana community

Width: 12"    Height: 12"

Ceramist Compulsive Clay Worker

This hand-knitted Medium Zebra is made with hand-spun wool that is organic as well as locally and sustainably sourced in Kenya

The Large Flat Vase is 9" tall and 10" wide

or gathering

It's large 15" long style keeps you from refilling your offerings to guests

How colonization has destroyed our traditional practices and let us misinterpret and be misinformed about our own identity

They take pride in preserving the tried and true hand-crafted practices that the artists use to create their works