Ethnic Design Collection Reto Zehnder

Some pictures from the workshop in Conakry. We would be glad to interact with them to exhibit once their production. I lost their adress, if someone can help us.

Dragonfly made from a spark plug, by a South African artist.

Articulated crocodile made with a motorcycle chain, by a South African artist.

Metal locust made from an old spark plug by South African artist.

A strand is made out of 40  large translucid dark green glass beads. They are made using an ancestral technique of grinding up found vintage glass bottles into a powder and pouring into clay casting for melting. The necklace can be worn as such or the beads used for new creations.

A strand is made out of 25 translucid blue glass beads. They are made using an ancestral technique of grinding up found vintage glass bottles into a powder and pouring into clay casting for melting. The necklace can be worn as such or the beads used for new creations.

A strand is made out of 40  large light yellows glass powder beads from Ghana. They are made using an ancestral technique of grinding up found vintage glass bottles into a powder and pouring into clay casting for melting. The necklace can be worn as such or the beads used for new creations.

A strand is made out of 39 translucid light green an blue beads. They are made using an ancestral technique of grinding up found vintage glass bottles into a powder and pouring into clay casting for melting. The necklace can be worn as such or the beads used for new creations.

A unique camera entirely made out of recycled tins. By pushing the shutter button of the back the lens cover trops off and " the devil" jumps out of the camera.

This Ghaneen necklace is made out of 40 l green glass beads. They are made using an ancestral technique of grinding up found vintage glass bottles into a powder and pouring into clay casting for melting. The necklace can be worn as such or the beads used for creating new jewelry.

This Ghaneen necklace is made out of 35 large brown glass beads. They are made using an ancestral technique of grinding up found vintage glass bottles into a powder and pouring into clay casting for melting. The necklace can be worn as such or the beads used for creating new jewelry

A strand of 45  translucid beads. The beads are made by grinding up recycled glass bottles into a powder and pouring into clay casting for melting. The necklace can be worn as such or the beads used for creating new jewelry.

Two strands of over a hundred  recycled green glass beads. They are made using by grinding up recycled glass bottles into a powder and pouring into clay casting for melting. The necklace can be worn as such or the beads used for creating new jewelry.

This Ghaneen necklace is made out of 2 strings of  recycled transparent glass beads. They are made using an ancestral technique of grinding up recycled glass bottles into a powder and pouring into clay casting for melting. The necklace can be worn as such or the beads used for creating new jewelry.

This Ghaneen necklace is made out of 31 large recycled green glass beads. They are made using an ancestral technique of grinding up brobably brown guiness beer bottles into a powder and pouring into clay casting for melting. The necklace can be worn as such or the beads used for creating new jewelry.

This Ghaneen necklace is made out of 31 large recycled blue glass beads. They are made using an ancestral technique of grinding up found vintage glass bottles into a powder and pouring into clay casting for melting. The necklace can be worn as such or the beads used for creating new jewelry.

Strand of 34 very large recycled glass beads of different colors. They are made using an ancestral technique of grinding up found vintage glass bottles into a powder and pouring into clay casting for melting. The necklace can be worn as such or the beads used for creating new jewelry.

This Ghaneen necklace is made out of 34 large recycled green glass beads. They are made using an ancestral technique of grinding up found vintage glass bottles into a powder and pouring into clay casting for melting. The necklace can be worn as such or the beads used for creating new jewelry.

The djembe player (drummer).

A female figure , stzudent?, with a writing board.

The old men with his walking stick, smoking a pipe and carrying a blue box.

The traveller with his yellow hat, and a very expressing face.

A tall musician, accordion player. His left arm is broken.

The girl with a shaking head, long earings and a blue wallet.

A large and colorful bass saxophone player, richely decorated with a large blue hat.

A sitting musician

A nice and clorful string harp player

A men with mobile phone