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Rejoice Ngobeni
Raised in a home where the door was always open, Rejoice Ngobeni continues to live that way today — creating connection, supporting her community, and playing an integral role at Kaross.
Spot the difference – this is our Essence
The newly available Africana Leopard Cushion Covers are an expression of the singular-character of Kaross products–each item unique in its nature. Every item is a reflection of the hands that created it, and you can feel that personal touch from the moment you see it
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Kaross, Kaross Foundation, and the Women at the Heart of Both
This Women’s Month, we spent time with Evelyn and Rodah—two Kaross embroiderers and mothers whose daughters, Bokamoso and Pamela, are learners at Nkambako Primary School, one of Kaross Foundation’s partnering schools.
Their stories gave us an opportunity to look at something we don't always see at first glance: how the work of Kaross and The Kaross Foundation meet in our community.
Amakulani Nukeri — A Return to Nkambako
Explore the life of Kaross embroiderer Amakulani Nukeri, where family, tradition, and craft meet. Her story moves between Nkambako and Xihoko, reflecting the rhythms of home, motherhood, and meaningful work.
Kaross, the Foundation, and the Nkuna Story
During our visit, we had the opportunity to share with Trecia how her work is directly connected to the opportunity Herold now has through the Foundation. Herold gently commented, "I think she’s starting to realise how important her work is."
It was a grounded moment.