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Weaving culture, nature into art

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In the quiet village of D’kar, located in Botswana’s Ghanzi District, Mary Morris has transformed her love for embroidery into an artistic journey that celebrates culture, heritage, and nature.

Born and raised in this vibrant San community, Morris’ life is rooted in tradition and creative expression. Through her work, she not only preserves the stories of her people but also shares their connection to the natural world with a broader audience.

Morris began her education at D’kar Primary School before continuing to Itekeng Junior Secondary School in Gantsi. Even as a young girl, her artistic talents were evident.

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