View this post on Instagram 9/9 #MAXHOSA X @vukile_batyi iPhone Case Collaboration. . . This is a collaboration born out of mutual respect and appreciation for the Xhosa heritage and craft. @Laduma has been a mentor to Vukile for a couple of years, their co-working relationship began early at Nelson Mandela University in 2012. Vukile was in a journey of discovering his passion for product development at the time. The iPhone cover idea is based on an objective of evolving culture into the modern times, by combining the old and the new. Vukile is a proud full-time staff member of the MAXHOSA work force, he is the person in charge of the company’s brand visual communication. The iPhone cases display immaculately hand-crafted beadwork in MAXHOSA signature patterns, with a walnut-wood finishing. The cases are made to fit the iPhone 7, 8 & Iphone X/XR. A post shared by MAXHOSA AFRICA™ (@maxhosa) on Feb 6, 2019 at 9:20pm PST
9/9 #MAXHOSA X @vukile_batyi iPhone Case Collaboration. . . This is a collaboration born out of mutual respect and appreciation for the Xhosa heritage and craft. @Laduma has been a mentor to Vukile for a couple of years, their co-working relationship began early at Nelson Mandela University in 2012. Vukile was in a journey of discovering his passion for product development at the time. The iPhone cover idea is based on an objective of evolving culture into the modern times, by combining the old and the new. Vukile is a proud full-time staff member of the MAXHOSA work force, he is the person in charge of the company’s brand visual communication. The iPhone cases display immaculately hand-crafted beadwork in MAXHOSA signature patterns, with a walnut-wood finishing. The cases are made to fit the iPhone 7, 8 & Iphone X/XR.
A post shared by MAXHOSA AFRICA™ (@maxhosa) on Feb 6, 2019 at 9:20pm PST
