An updated Nourish catalogue of the Trash 2 Treasure crafts that we source at a homestead level throughout the rural communities, with an emphasis on recycled crafts!

1. Trash 2 Treasure
Recycled Crafting Initiative

2. These are then marketed internationally and to the local market, to assist in bringing funds
back into the community. A positive by-product of this is that recycling happens at a
grassroot level in order to collect “crafting supplies”. Through funky crafts and clever
entrepreneurship, Nourish hopes to use its “Trash 2 Treasure” project to encourage social
consciousness and lodge involvement –and so to create a platform whereby local craftsmen
and women can show and sell their wares to international tourists. These crafts however
are more than just a souvenir- each piece is specially crafted from recycled goods- showing
guests and tourists that we are more than just business minded, but have a heart for the
environment too.
Trash 2 Treasure is a recycled crafting initiative that
focuses on sustainable entrepreneurship
opportunities for women/grannies and men in
rural communities to learn skills, and make a
livelihood from utilising waste to create beautiful
crafts and art.

3. Pull- Tab Crafts
Bottle Top Jewellery

4. Capulana Clothing Range

5. Paper- Bead Crafts

6. Paper-Bead Necklaces

7. Assorted Recycled
Crafts

8. Cutlery
Jewellery
Paper Mache

9. GlassGrass mats with Chip/Sweet Papers

10. Some Traditional
Beadings

11. Mapusha Weavers Women’s Cooperative

12. Please contact nourish.org.za@gmail.com for a price-list as we do have bulk/retail
prices available.
Also please note many of our items can be custom made to size/colour specifications,
and we are always open to trying new designs, so please do contact us for your
specific requirements.
All funds generated go directly towards
the community members and artists
involved in this project.
A part of our investment is not only
holistic community and individual
upliftment and entrepreneurship
opportunities, but also skills building and
investment into the lives of the many
women and men involved.