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Muzi Mint Leaves - Vetiver Roots - Ylang YlangFrom 92.00 € In StockThe Muzi scented candle bears the name of the chief of the Ndebele tribe who brought them to settle in the region around Pretoria in 1600. Its geometric pattern of a house roof ends in a wide turquoise stripe evocative of the blue skies of South Africa. Two small houses in hand-lacquered horn are attached like pendants, creating a joyous and decorative...
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Manala Ylang Ylang - Salt Flower - OrchidFrom 92.00 € In StockThe Manala scented candle is named after Muzi’s son who became one of the spiritual lea- ders of the Ndebele tribe. This candle in a crocheted raffia basket with a black, beige and multicoloured-stripe pattern is typical of contemporary Ndebele art. It offers the perfect finishing touch to any style of interior design.
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Mabhokho Mint Leaves - Vetiver Roots - Ylang YlangFrom 92.00 € In StockThe Mabhokho scented candle bears the name of the village in which the Ndebele tradition lives on. The beige and black raffia hand crocheted by Malagasy women is covered with geometric patterns in bold, fashionable colours. The Mabhokho candle with its contempo- rary tribal look is set to become a coveted interior design object.
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115.00 € Trano
Muzi diffuser Mint Leaves - Vetiver Roots Ylang Ylang115.00 € In StockThe Muzi fragrance diffuser is hand crocheted by women artisans in Madagascar. Its jagged pattern is inspired by Ndebele women’s paintings. The Muzi diffuser, with its balanced combi- nation of black, beige and turquoise is a decorative object in its own right.
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115.00 € Trano
Mabhoga diffuser Wood Fire - Grapefruit Eucalyptus Leaves115.00 € In StockThe Mabhoga fragrance diffuser is covered with black, beige and ochre raffia, the colours used in the Ndebele women’s painting. Its geometric pattern is the perfect match for any style of interior design.
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115.00 € Trano
Manala diffuser Yang Ylang - Salt Flower Orchid115.00 € In StockThe Manala fragrance diffuser bears the name of an Ndebele chief. Its rafia cover is hand crocheted in a mixture of multicoloured stripes with a beige and black pattern reminiscent of house roofs. This decorative object creates a joyous, colourful decorative effect.
