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Woza Moya has one of the most impressive collections of Zulu hardwire bowls in the Durban area. They are beautifully exhibited in our Hillcrest curio shop and upstairs African Art Gallery. If you are unable to visit, we have made sure that we have a beautiful collection on our online shop in a selection of sizes, designs and colours.

Zodwa Sibiya first visited Woza Moya in February 2026. The quality and detail of her work is outstanding.

Zodwa’s complex designs were first inspired by Vincent Sithole, the late master weaver, and she went on to weave animals and human figures into her bowls. She said she loves weaving elements from nature, particularly animals, trees, and plants. Her work reflects the beauty she sees in the natural world, and she believes every piece should carry that beauty to wherever it goes.

Nomvuselelo first came to Woza Moya in 2024 when the African Art Centre closed down. Her designs are unique and often feature birds, insects and animals.

Prudence first visited Woza Moya in November 2024. She was new to making hardwire bowls at the time and was being coached by Hilda Mgaga who has been forced to stop working due to her health. Prudence, in turn, is passing on her skills to her daughter.

Ntombifuthi Magwaza Sibiya first visited Woza Moya in October 2025. Her unique patterns and style have been very well received my our Woza Moya Customers. Find out more about this talented crafts-woman by reading her story.

Nthombi first came to Woza Moya in August 2026. We bought in her work as her intricate patterns and colour choices are a lovely addition to our range.