We at African Crafts Market are an independent family business in Richards Bay, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa that is making a difference within African art. We look throughout Africa for the best arts and crafts that are available to the world market and ship them world wide.

If there is any product that you may be interested in, irrelevant of shape or size we try our best to get it to you. Most of our goods are handmade so the pieces that you do order are unique and made by genuine African men and women who use this as their source of income.

Most items are available and in stock and can be shipped or air freighted straight away once an order is placed on our website. Some items however are only crafted when a product is ordered and this will be stated on our website prior to ordering. In case like that we will inform you of the time taken to get your parcel to you

We sell government & conservation authority approved game skins, skulls and horns as well as handcrafted African arts and crafts and have obtained over the years a vast amount of contacts in these areas from local South African artists to artists throughout Africa.

All animal by-products including animal hides have been generated through legitimate culling exercises by the conservation staff from within the Ezemvelo KZN wildlife parks of South Africa. The culling activities are based purely on conservation objectives and conform to legal requirements at all times. All goods purchased will receive the relative documents to support these statements. Money generated from animal by-products help the South African conservation authorities to maintain and expand their current development strategies. African Crafts Market is registered with KZN Wildlife as a recognized trader in these products.

African Crafts Market' prides itself on producing high quality African crafts.

Feel the quality, appreciate the beauty and understand the importance.

We are based in South Africa in KwaZulu Natal, along the cost from Durban. Should you want to write to us please feel free to do so with any comments or suggestions...... Email us

An old Zebra hide from 1975 still being used in a house today