Showroom

The showroom is a room located in our main facility and consists of products from the sewing and beadwork department. A group of enthusiastic employees are always ready to welcome tourists. Purchasing these products enables participants to earn money, which they need for their livelihoods. Many women have to provide not only for themselves, but for their whole family.

In a short video, Nolwandle Nxumulo introduces the staff in the Development Office and gives an introduction to the showroom. For the convenience of German-speaking tourists, the video contains German subtitles.

Beadwork
Clothing
Bags
Contacts
Opening Hours

Beadwork

The art of using glass beads to make jewelry of all kinds has been practiced in South for a long time.

We offer different kind of beadwork products:

Beaded bracelets
Beaded pens
Umginqo necklace
Beaded bracelet with ring
Beaded Christmas balls
Beaded arm laces
Small stars, hearts, angels and Christmas tree

For more information, look at our beadwork page.

Clothing

Our sewing groups make clothes of various kinds. Through the embroidery machine we can also add any emblems to the clothes

We offer different kind of clothing products:

African Fashion
Sports and Leisure Wear
Blouses and shirts
Skirts and pants
School uniforms

For more information look at our clothing page

Bags

Making bags is another area of our sewing groups. Bags are made from different materials like cloth, leather or faux leather.

We offer different kind of bags:

Shopping bags
Handbags
Small bags for children, as a gift packaging or as a small storage bag
Special bags like toilet bags or fanny bags

For more information look at our bags page.

Contact

Noluthando Khumalo

Phone: 082 643 8995

E-Mail: admin1@yebozululand.org.za

Address: 42-44 Webber Street, Eshowe ,3815

Opening Hours

Monday to Friday: 8:00 – 12:00 and 13:00 – 16:00

In a pleasant atmosphere, staff are available for counselling and sales talks.

A showroom needs people who care. The picture shows some of those who have contributed to the success and who make visitors feel at home.
The tree is a memorial tree to those who helped to establish yebozululand, but can no longer be there.