Our Artefacts

Old Lozi food bowl with deep patina

Lozi hair brushes

Zulu Beaded Imbenge (beer pot covers)

Ancient Zulu beaded apron

Lovely old Zulu bowl with lid full of "amasumpa"

Patterns on an old Zulu beer storage pot

Old Shona water pots

The SAKHINGOMSO dancers from Redhill run by SIPHOKAZI MANZANA

Young dancers await instructions before dancing commences

Young girls dance to the beat of the drum

Dancing brings smiles to all involved

Siphokazi with recycled drum and colourful cloth from Red Rock

The young boys were not quite so enthusiastic about dancing .... until .......

..... mad John lead them around the garden like the pied piper.

Siphokazi and her charges ... in front of the "exhausted horse" at
Red Rock

Vintage Cars visit Red Rock

Colourful telephone wire baskets

Mr & Mrs Rustybones

Puffer fish

Red Rock's famous chip packet mats

CHIP PACKET MATS made by Zulu women from thatching grass, chip packet papers and string.

Farsiders and Garden Delights

Farsiders, created by Harry, are pontificators.
They love visitors coming into the shop
Each day they get put out on the step
to appreciate what life brings forth ......
........unwanted enamel bowls made into wheelbarrows
- deligthful toys for children
or vessels into which plants can be displayed
and fish made from unwanted jacaranda trees
- part of a "working for water" project
which uplift any corner of the garden - available in white
Each day the display is different
each day a new story is told. .........

Angels...

Our angels in g-strings and fancy trousers
with tea pots on their heads
fly around collecting wishes
and return with suitcases of miracles
.... be careful what you wish for 'cos wishes do come true!

Rusty Love

What better use of unwanted sheets of metal
than to create loving words
or interesting observations.
A chameleon stretches out to explore while
a meerkat decides that he is better alone than with bad friends.
At Red Rock, we love all things unusual, different and interesting.

Things to discover in the bush

When the mud does dry up you get a chance to discover wonderful things.

wet times in Zambia

Some idea's of what it's like in Zambia in the mud.....