Paper Mache Vase | Natura_Design Network Africa_201-50-1982-193SandOS | Obakki

Paper Mache Vase | Natura_Design Network Africa_201-50-1982-193StoneOS | Obakki

Paper Mache Vase | Natura_Design Network Africa_201-50-1982-193SageOS | Obakki

Paper Mache Vase | Natura

Name: Paper Mache Vase | Natura
Brand: Design Network Africa
SKU: 201-50-1982-193StoneOS
Price: 165.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

$165.00 CAD

HANDMADE IN ESWATINI

Handmade from 100% recycled paper, this vase features a rounded silhouette with a gently narrowed opening. Designed for decorative use, it lends itself beautifully to dried florals or sculptural styling.

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Story

Handcrafted in Mbabane, Eswatini, this collection is made by a collective of women artisans using 100% recycled paper. Discarded magazines and newspapers are transformed by hand into sculptural forms, finished with eco varnish and water-based paints. Each piece is made start to finish by a single artisan, resulting in lightweight, durable designs rooted in sustainability and craft.

Details

MEASUREMENTS: 18 cm D x 20.3 cm H / 7" D x 8" H
MATERIALS: Paper Mache
ORIGIN: Eswatini
NOTE: Decorative use only. For fresh stems, place a glass vessel inside to hold water.

Product Care

Keep dry and dust with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water, damp environments, and direct sunlight to prevent warping or fading. For indoor decorative use only — not food or water safe.

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Mbabane, Eswatini

MBABANE MAKERS COLLECTIVE

Mbabane Makers collective is a women-led artisan workshop based in Mbabane, Eswatini, transforming waste paper into beautifully crafted home objects. Founded in 2010 to create sustainable employment, the collective uses 100% recycled paper sourced from unsold magazines and newspapers, paired with locally sourced pigments and water-based materials. Each piece is handmade from start to finish by a single artisan, using techniques developed in-house through years of experimentation. The result is work that feels sculptural, lightweight, and deeply intentional. With a commitment to transparency, ethical production, and long-term livelihoods, Mbabane Makers collective proves that sustainable design can be socially impactful, environmentally responsible, and genuinely beautiful.