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JAKUPA is an architecture and urban design practice creating a rich urban environment through creative engagement in our contemporary urban milieu. >

Sobeit Studio's desire is "to make the ordinary obsolete" with a range of lifestyle and décor pieces from lighting and furniture to candles and jewellery. >

Nicola De Jager's Calavera range aims to change society’s take on skulls with unique design and craftmanship. >

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Serpentine is a design-orientated business that aims to raise the level of locally-made craft items by re-imagining ways in which they can be used. >

Design Kist is a Cape Town-based surface and textile design studio specialising in custom surface patterns. >

Fabricnation will be showcasing a new printed fabric at this year's Design Indaba. Expect patterns that take a quirky glance at world affairs. >

Georgie Anderson's High Thorn designs and manufactures an exclusive range of handcrafted products with a safari-lodge aesthetic. >

A variety of design and printing techniques is used for stamps made by the South African Post Office, so that they can convey their message wherever they go. >

To Bead Africa trains, designs, and embellishes clothes and leather bags using beads, applique and hand embroidery for retailers in the Western Cape. >

Marina Walsh designs African-influenced porcelain and wood homeware and ornaments. >

See-Saw-Do is a social enterprise that uplifts and transforms environments where children live, learn and play. >

ashley heather, a small jewellery studio based in Cape Town, creates contemporary pieces of wearable art. >

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Roux Du Preez Designs create lightweight, easy to wear accessories. >

Two Birds with Some Stones is a contemporary Cape Town-based jewellery brand. >

One of South Africa's leading national retailers in women's fashion, footwear and accessories, Foschini introduces its annual Fashion Design Awards. >

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Selfi is a Cape Town-based fashion label that wants to capture the spirit of the times. >

magents is an Afro vintage clothing and accessories brand that celebrates Africa in its collections. >

Chapel began when we started riding bikes around Cape Town and couldn't find a backpack that we liked and was made locally. >