Mbare, Ltd. specializes in importing high quality African art made from natural and recycled materials. All of our items are uniquely created by artisans and craftspeople in Zimbabwe, Kenya and South Africa. Borrowing our name from the famous Mbare Musika marketplace in Harare, we take pleasure in bringing African creativity—including Shona stone sculpture, non-endangered wood carvings, painted tin animals, Weya art, and recycled bottle cap art—to your home. Mbare, Ltd. also imports exquisite animal glassware and napkin rings from Makoulpa (South Africa), as well as the works of three renowned independent designers—Louise Stobart (Birdwoods metal sculptures), Lorraine Marincowitz (Raku Pottery), and Ros Byrne (Kudhinda fabrics and Ruwa pottery). |
Mbare NewsTUESDAY 11 AUGUST, 2009 |
 FREE SHIPPING on Imported African Art! Order now and Mbare Ltd. will pay the shipping charges. To take advantage of this opportunity, enter the following Promotion Code: "NY SHOW" when you check out. Mbare, LTD is a wholesale distributor of imported African Art. The pieces we sell are handmade from recycled and natural materials, and are imported directly from the Kenyan, South African, and Zimbabwean artists who create them. The manufacturing processes of all Mbare products are low tech and labor intensive. Thus, the products require less from the earth and more from the hands of humans; increasing opportunities for employment and decreasing our impact on the environment. From our soda-pop bottle top totes to our painted tin animals, our metal products are transformed from a variety of waste metals into a gift to behold! Our wooden products are generally made from non-indigenous, “waste” woods which would otherwise be cut down and/or burned due to their invasive nature. Your purchase stops the process of wasteful manufacture and contributes to the well being of humans around the world.  News for Monday 01 December, 2008 Recent News
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