Garbage To Some, Money To Her

Monday, August 22, 2016

JWANENG: An adage, ‘one man’s poison is another man’s food’ truly subscribes to Siphiwe Mushabi whose Midas Touch, turns discarded pieces of paper into sought-after jewellery.

With the paper, Mushabi, 56, expertly crafts beautiful earrings, bracelets and necklaces which make men swoon when the wearer passes by.

Originally from Mosojane village in the north east, Mushabi is busy making waves, ironically, in Jwaneng, the land of gems, with her little creations.

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Garbage To Some, Money To Her

JWANENG: An adage, ‘one man’s poison is another man’s food’ truly subscribes to Siphiwe Mushabi whose Midas Touch, turns discarded pieces of paper into sought-after jewellery.

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