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Swaziland Arts and Crafts

Swaziland's handcraft industries broadly falls into the two categories of formal and informal, with the latter comprising mainly rural Swazis who produce traditional items such as baskets, carvings and clay pots. The formal handcraft industry is well-established, operates within appropriate business parameters and produces a diversity of goods, including handwoven and knitted fabrics, tapestries, screen printed items, jewellery, ornamental candles and glassware.

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