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There was recently an article in the Huffington Post about buying South African made products. It helps create jobs in our country, it contributes to the local economy and don't forget - Local is Lekker! We are proud to sell South African artists and designers amazing products. http://www.huffingtonpost.co.za/2017/04/19/heres-whats-behind-the-made-in-south-africa-label_a_22042839/ #GiftEmporium #LocalIsLekker #ProudlySouthAfrican #CreateJobs #HuffingtonPost #SouthAfrica #Gifts #OnlineGifts  

Giftique ZA are manufacturers of home decor and gifting items. They are based in Durban and manufacture their products in house. They make coasters, tie hangers, baseball cap holders, beer cap holders, cappuccino stencils, magnets, wine bottle and glass holders and a huge variety of other awesome gifts. Giftique ZA supply retail outlets as well as the corporate gift industry. They are able to custom make products and personalise them to the highest standard with any logo or message. #GiftEmporium #Giftique #Wood #SouthAfrica #Durban #Gifts #Coasters

Partners Robyn van der Toorn and Ingrid Blohm have always worked side-by-side, initially as an art director/ copywriter team in the advertising industry. In 2004 they opened up their own design studio, Eleven Creative Team, and a year later spotted a gap in the market and Flowermill was born. The Flowermill studio is based in Somerset West, just outside Cape Town, and operations are in Lakeside. Flowermill is a proudly South African company and you’ll find a strong local flavour in their design of products. They’ve made a conscious decision to tread lightly on the planet, and print almost everything...

Christine Williams has a background in fine arts and a love for clay, her passion for art, painting and creativity is expressed in her ceramic vessels. Christine started working with clay about 10 years ago , she enjoys hand building, wheel work as well as the use of moulds. These techniques help her explore the infinite diversity of her material. She chooses to work with porcelain for its beautiful 'whiteness' which represents her 'canvas'. Christine makes her own paper-clay porcelain - this process lends itself to the sculptural dimension of her pieces. Each vessel is a unique 'one of a...

Jean Melville and Margaret Melville Hugo opened a craft business specializing in Porcelain Dolls and Hobby Ceramic Supplies 28 years ago. The company is still JMDolls and Porcelain but is now trading as Ceramix. The business has undergone many changes over the years and one must never forget where one began. Margaret is passionate about what she does and is very excited about making the Ceramix range. She believes that the past 28 years were training for the vision she now has of her ceramic future and Ceramix. Margaret cannot even start to describe in words the great love she...