We specialise in mosaics of all shapes and sizes, from bowls to tables to murals; we do it all.

We pre-make mosaic items which are featured in our gallery, but we also do custom pieces, to your specifications.
You can pick the colours that you want using our colour swatches.

While browsing through the gallery, if you see something you would like to order, simply click on the order button, and follow the instructions.

Alternatively, if you would like to order something custom made, go to the made to order page, and follow the instructions for a quote.

We do complete mosaic kits, which include everything you need to complete your own mosaic design.

We also hold classes during the week in Westville, where you will learn to mosaic from start to finish, using one of our kits.

Black Bamboo is our sister company started by Jacky Gradidge of Black Mango. She specialises in all forms of design; graphic design, web design, logos, brochures.. She will design anything that needs designing!

So visit her website to see her full portfolio.

OUT AND ABOUT: We will be showcasing our work at the following venues.

We will be showcasing at the Westville Fair at the end of July.

Join us for a morning in the sun at the Westville Scout Bowl. Every year crafters come out and show off their crafts.

It's a wonderful outing for the whole family.

Kearsney College’s Upbeat Festival 2009 promises to be very exciting.

The festival includes a varied and crazy line-up - from ‘Girls Behaving Badly’ to Michael Naicker’s ring-stinging humour.

There will also be choirs and bands, theatre, arts and crafts and extreme stunts as well as contemporary design.

You can’t afford to miss the sixth Upbeat Festival programme on Friday 14 and Saturday 15 August.

We'll be there exhibiting our mosaic items, so come have a look.

We will be exhibiting at the Small Business Fair on the 25 to 27 September 2009.

The Fair is all about; “Small business is big business for 2010 and beyond ".

EThekwini Municipality’s commitment to the development and support of small, medium and micro enterprises (SMMEs) in the region, has seen it host the Small Business Fair for the past 10 years.

The Small Business fair is just one of the various planned programmes hosted by Business Support and Markets Unit to ensure that SMMEs remain an active part of the city’s economy.

The Business Support & Markets Unit has once again decided to afford SMME an opportunity to show case their products and services and gain relevant information through conference.

One of the objectives of this Fair is to provide information on opportunities available for SMME's in Government at all levels, State Owned Enterprise and corporates whilst networking with one another and sharing information from local support agencies and structures.

The SMME Fair will take place at the Durban Exhibition Centre from 25 to 27 September 2009.