Select Portfolio – Page 11 – Linking Maker and Market

5th February 2017

Sana Hastakala
Nepal

Ambiente | 9 – 13 February 2018 Frankfurt

CBI Pavilion Hall 10.1 – Stand C74

Sana Hastakala offers hand-made stone tableware. Our dinner- and drinkware is hand-thrown and glazed, using glazes that we have developed ourselves. Sana Hastakala supports the artisans to access both the local and international markets, gives them design support and supplies market information.

We provide interest-free loans, training, tools, and equipment, as well as health support through our Community Development Fund. Sana Hartakala is a Fair Trade Organization, established in 1989 with the support of UNICEF.

5th February 2017

Kumbeshwar Technical School
Nepal

Ambiente | 9 – 13 February 2018 Frankfurt

CBI Pavilion Hall 10.1 – Stand C74

Kumbeshwar Technical School produces high-quality knitted fashion garments and personal accessories as well as home accessories. These textiles are entirely made from wool, cotton, and other natural fibers, such as banana and ‘allo’ fibers.

We can offer customized, bespoke rugs and have been involved in international art projects. Kumbeshwar Technical School is an organization working to uplift socio-economically underprivileged people through free education, vocational training, and socio-economic support.

6th January 2017

Sosal Art Center
Egypt

Maison&Objet | 18– 22 January 2019 Paris

Hall 5A, Stand numbers Q138 – R137

SOSAL ARTCENTER re-introduced the art of Date-palm basketry, redesigning the product and functionality in a contemporary way. We aim to maintain this handicraft tradition and provide a sustainable income for many women and households in the Oases.

SOSAL ARTCENTER re-introduced the art of Date-palm basketry, redesigning them into functional contemporary products. Soal maintains a 3000 year old handicraft tradition by marketing contemporary products, conduct younger generation training and provide sustainable income for many women to support children education in the Oases.

Bio products are used from the Saharan date palm for production of baskets, rugs, boxes; made from the palm tree fronds. Combinations with beads, textiles, copper, wire, crochet and recycled glass make them unique. Handmade by artisans in Egypt.

6th January 2017

Randa Fahmy
Egypt

Maison&Objet | Paris 20 – 24 January 2017

CBI Pavilion Hall 1, Stand A80/B79

ABOUT RANDA FAHMY

RANDA FAHMY is the world is pro-eminent Arab designer of lighting. Architectural furnishings and ornaments for the hospitality industry for over 35 year’s randa fahmy Design associates have delivered stunning, sophisticated design solutions for Hotels, resorts, public buildings, palaces and private residences throughout the middle East and north Africa, Europe and north America. With an encyclopedic grasp of multi-cultural design traditions and a mastery of form and ornament, Randa fahmy has produced thousands of unique works in metal, ceramics, wood, stone and fabric that have transformed and ornamented public and private space.

PARKY ART HOUSE - Organic Cairo Collection

6th January 2017

Paky Art House
Egypt

Maison&Objet | 18– 22 January 2019 Paris

Hall 5A, Stand numbers Q138 – R137

PAKY ART HOUSE is specialized in designing and manufacturing decorative Glass & Marble products. We have more than 49 different applications and functions, varying from table wear and home accessories to unique furniture pieces.
We use sustainable and recycled materials and help our employees to be environmentally conscious. Paky art house has its own unique designs and is also capable of developing customized products.

6th January 2017

Handmade
Egypt

Maison&Objet | 18– 22 January 2019 Paris

Hall 5A, Stand numbers Q138 – R137

HANDMADE produces a variety of home accessories and seats that are all decorated or entirely made of crocheted cotton or polyester yarns. All the products are made by skilled Egyptian women. Our products are mainly: rugs, baskets, cushions, clutches, poufs, footstools, armchairs, sofas, banquettes, and much more…

24th August 2016

Skinny laMinx
South Africa

Maison & Objet | Paris 7 – 11 September 2018

Hall 6 — Stand B132 – C131

SKINNY LAMINX is the label of Cape Town designer Heather Moore. Heather’s designs draw on her environment and experience – both global & local – and the result is midcentury style, scandi-inspired and Japanese-crazed pattern & colour, with a dose of African chic. While SKINNY LAMINX goods & textiles are to be found in stores & homes all around the globe, the business remains small & resolutely local, with design & manufacture happening in Cape Town, South Africa.

24th August 2016

Vogel Homeware
South Africa

Maison & Objet | Paris 7 – 11 September 2018

Hall 6 — Stand B132 – C131

VOGEL HOMEWARE, designers and manufacturers of wooden furniture, is based in Cape Town, South Africa. Our vision is to create original design of the highest standard, matched by a concomitant level of manufacturing craftsmanship. We would like to see our unique South African designed products distributed all over the world.

24th August 2016

Minima
South Africa

Maison & Objet | Paris 7 – 11 September 2018

Hall 6 — Stand C132 – D131

Minima is a South African-made range of digitally crafted wooden lighting and furniture. Hand-finished in Cape Town, each piece is made using sustainable birch-ply wood or bamboo veneer. Designed by Jacques Cronje, our classic range includes Scandi-inspired ceiling lights that are elegantly understated, yet hold their own in commercial or residential spaces. Our new range, launched for the 2016/17 season, takes inspiration from traditional African design and integrates its ‘shweshwe’ pattern into its curved forms.

Indigi Designs - Pouches and Cosmetic Bags

24th August 2016

Indigi Designs
South Africa

Maison & Objet | Paris 7 – 11 September 2018

Hall 6 — Stand B132 – C131

INDIGI is a dynamic South African lifestyle brand which merges contemporary design and local craftsmanship, creating a wide collection of products. The collection consists of locally printed textiles, furniture, lighting, décor and accessories that tell a cohesive story infused with African influences, global appeal and longevity. An emphasis is placed on local hand crafting, innovative design, sustainable materials and fair trade principles. All products are made in Cape Town, South Africa.