The Waterberry trees around Tunga Studio are hanging heavy with fleshy fruit. Moths have arrived in their thousands in the last few days to feast on the juicy crop. Walking over the carpet of berries below the trees sends little plumes of moths for a moment settling down again shortly afterwards.
Waterberries at Tunga Studio
Table placemats designed and embroidered by Nomusa Myeza, was bought by a buyer from Brussels today.
Great to have Zandile Dlamini back on the Tunga Team. Family commitments required her to move to the Makathini flats for a couple of years. Her delightful son, Seun, now attends school, and little Lisi, goes to nursery school. Zandile has moved back to our area.Welcome back Zandile !
This bounty of butternuts and cocktail tomatoes are from the vegetable patch of Jabu Makhoba. Jabu’s green fingers, inspire and motivate all of the Tunga Team.
This image of a small moth , was designed and embroidered by Fair Trade artist Nomusa Myeza. The moth is an image of the Imvemvana moth family which is endemic to the Mkunduze area where Nomusa lives with her family. This panel is part of a ten panel series designed and embroidered by Nomusa.