All posts in: Eswatini
In a small workshop in Eswatini, Zoë, the visionary behind ZOGGS, is transforming more than just paper and fabric. With every piece her team creates, they are reshaping the lives of women in a society where traditional roles often limit opportunities. “It’s something I’m probably the most passionate about,” Zoë admits, reflecting on her journey.
eSwatini, officially known as the country previously called Swaziland, may be the youngest member of the African continent, but it offers a wealth of cultural and natural treasures. Known for its stunning landscapes and vibrant heritage, eSwatini is a place where tradition and modernity blend in an enchanting harmony that captivates visitors. Central to eSwatini’s
In Eswatini, Fair Trade is sparking a cultural and economic revival through traditional crafts, creating new opportunities for local communities. In Mbabane, artisans are renowned for their intricate beadwork, using vibrant, locally sourced beads. Fair Trade ensures that these artisans receive fair compensation, empowering them to develop their craft and support their families. In the
In the vibrant Lowveld region of Eswatini, Zoggs is creating more than just colorful patterns; they are fostering hope and empowerment. Founded in 2000 by Zoë Fourie, Zoggs began as a playful experiment in textile design. The now-iconic “Zoggs Dot” features whimsical hand-painted dots with delicate black ink overlays. This design quickly evolved from a
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Celebrating Global Heritage – A Month of Culture, Craft, and ConnectionMar 13, 2025
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Celebrating Women Artisans in Africa this International Women’s Day 2025Mar 6, 2025
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Redefining Creativity In a World of LimitationFeb 20, 2025
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Drop Shipping: How Crafts of Africa OperatesFeb 20, 2025
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Authenticity Matters: Why We Should Rethink Souvenir ShoppingFeb 19, 2025
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