South Africa Stuff

Stamp macro-photography is a mostly winter diversion as I wait the return of spring and the flowers and bugs I love. Still stamps are interesting artwork and this particular stamp has had over 2000 viewings. I have a set I call popular stamps which you might enjoy. All of these have at least 50 viewings so they reached the set due to you the viewers. Here is a link to the set: www.flickr.com/photos/drphotomoto/sets/72157623520075152/...

These stamps were issued from the governing bodies called the Union of South Africa as well as modern day the Republic of South Africa. I also inclued South West Africa in this set.

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I know there will be some of you out there that just don’t get this. That given the chance would be packed up and shipped off to OZ or some place where rugby and cricket is also played, scho…

The giant or king protea is widely distributed in the south western and southern areas of the Western Cape, from the Cedarberg up to east of Grahamstown.

My wallpapers all havea textured finish and iseasily applied.The price below is based on 1 linear metre - 1.3m w x 1m h.

These beautiful ceramic boxing gloves, with red flower decals, take an item generally associated with a violent sport and turn them into a delicate decorative item.

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Fabricnation produces and markets a textile collection that presently includes 18 prints designed variously by Jann Cheifitz and Jane Solomon. Jane and Jann are inspired by the African textile tradition, rendered in a modern urban context with its blending of diverse sources and influences to create the fabric of a nation.

Fabricnation produces and markets a textile collection that presently includes 14 prints designed variously by Jann Cheifitz and Jane Solomon. Jane and Jann are inspired by the African textile tradition, rendered in a modern urban context with its blending of diverse sources and influences to create the fabric of a nation.