Zulu Mien empowers women artisans to craft a sustainable future

Ashley Lechman

In an age where authenticity and ethical practices take centre stage in the marketplace, Nikki Robertson’s Zulu Mien stands out as a beacon of hope. Founded in the serene backdrop of Leeuwfontein Estate in Pretoria, Gauteng, Zulu Mien champions sustainable craftsmanship, offering luxe beaded jewellery that embodies the rich traditions of the Nguni people. Each piece, delicately handcrafted with the highest quality glass beads, tells a remarkable story of artistry, culture, and empowerment. Robertson’s journey began in the heart of rural Kwa-Zulu Natal. An early training stint as a product developer exposed her to the profound skills of women artisans in the area, sparking the idea for Zulu Mien. “My journey began when I was invited to train as a product developer in rural KwaZulu-Natal, working alongside women artisans.…

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Sunday Independent (Digital) - 1 Issue, 2025-03-16

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