africanart

These art pieces are all unique and hand carved with the most basic of tools by traditional craftsmen using readily available, sustainable woods. The trees, such as the acacia, reseed themselves and are completely disease resistant due to centuries of existence in the most harsh conditions.

Payment can only be made by direct bank deposit.
Paypal is not available in this country due to government legislation.

To order items, and to receive banking details
information, please email your details as follows
to duncan@infoguru.co.za:

Name:
Title: (eg Mr, Mrs, Dr, etc)
Full Delivery Address:
       Note: The courier will need your street address to deliver to.
Contact Phone No.
      (So the courier can phone you if they can't find you.)
Description of art piece:
Ref No. of art piece:

Beneficiary reference: The piece ref. No. (eg VHD0357)


Please email proof of payment to duncan@infoguru.co.za to
ensure processing of your order.

For centuries, the indigenous peoples of South Africa have been carving wood from the trees that grow around their kraals, creating serving trays, spear shafts, gifts for their loved ones (or parents to be!) and other items used in their diverse culture. With skills passed down through the generations, they happily hum while they carve away under the shade of the ubiquitous acacia trees, while their cattle graze nearby. It is a peaceful, unhurried occupation, and much can be learned by the stressed civilised world from their simple but profound works of art.