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Graphic designer, Nolo Moima slaying with our wooden long earings. They are for sale for R100 each.
It doesn't matter whether your beaded item needs to convey a message or just loving it to for just.,,mhmhm.. yourself. Whatever your reasons of wanting a beaded African jewellery we will always deliver on our promise to you. If we cannot make it we will also tell you.
Trans activists, founder of Mzansi Pride publicist to internationally acclaimed photographer, Zanele Muholi and other South African Celebrities, Yaya Mavundla
Some of the people who have come to us for a custom made jewelery include transgender activist and founder of Mzansi Pride, Yaya Mavundla.
Model Wakhe with our beaded clutch bag


Talking to her recently, she shared her vision of wanting trans people visible. "The more we are visible the more people here in South Africa will know we exist. This could end the stereotypes that people have on gays and trans people. Sometimes people do not even know the difference between the two groups in the LGBTI community," she said.
 Award winning journalist, broadcaster and host of  Power Talk on Power FM,  Iman Rappetti on our twitter account
Yaya who is the founder of the Mzansi Pride wanted a necklace with trans colours to wear to some of the high end functions she sometimes attend. Later this months she will hosting the fourth annual Mzansi Pride to be held at Newtown Precinct Park opposite Bassline.

Mis  Dineo Ndwandwe rocking our necklace
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Club Dj, Nalo Fancyface with our BET drama piece. Available at R850
Yaya wearing our new Messai chocker, available for R350 each

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