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simpleintrigue is a quirky design company by "maker of stuff," Keri Muller. >

Artymiss Design Studio creates a bespoke laser-cut paper range, producing anything from wedding stationery to large-scale installations. >

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

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

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. >

Quazi Design is a progressive craft company from Swaziland that transforms waste magazines into original accessories and interiors. >

Wezandla Crafts was launched on a farm in 1996 to provide Zulus on the surrounding farms and adjoining tribal lands an opportunity to generate an extra income. >

Halsted - The Ardmore Collection's iconic artistic signature finds expression in functional tableware, textiles and more. >

Lowery Stokes Sims is a curator at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York. She also conceived and co-curated The Global Africa Project (2011). >

Carla Fernandez is the founder of Taller Flora, a fashion label and mobile design laboratory that travels throughout Mexico. >

Africa!Ignite collaborates with rural crafters across KwaZulu-Natal, developing and marketing contemporary craft products. >

Head on Design creates African animal sculptures that resemble hunting trophies. >

Mohair South Africa represents the South African Mohair industry, currently the global leaders in quality and quantity. >

Master Wire and Bead Craft pride themselves in make exclusive handmade beadwork primarily for interior decoration. >

Aboda is the lifestyle design studio of designer sculptor Pamela Schroeder. >

Lisa Nettleton's molo mimi aims to repurpose discarded items, off-cuts and old finds. >

John Bauer pushes the limits of what is technically possible in ceramics. >

Potterseed is the gorgeous new range developed by Kate Carlyle of Mustardseed & Moonshine and Chris Silverston of The Potters Workshop. >

Handmade glass beads are combined with ceramic vessels to make functional homeware. >

Martli Jansen van Rensburg (Molten) and Sielja Voss have been working as artists and glass designers for the past ten years. >

Zizamele Ceramics makes "world class ceramics in Africa." >

Isuna manufactures decorative ceramic art pieces for interior design and ceramic designer tableware. >

Clementina van der Walt Ceramic Studio produces both functional and decorative pieces. >

Zenzulu founder and designer Marisa Fick-Jordaan embraces the inventive possibility and the skilful artistry of the human hand to breathe life into ideas. >