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Quazi Design is a craft company based in Eswatini, Southern Africa, transforming discarded waste magazines into original accessories and interiors. Founded in 2010, it aims to create employment and change perceptions about waste paper. The company uses 100% waste paper to make its products, providing a living wage to its community of local women artisans2. Quazi Design is a founding member of SWIFT Eswatini Fair Trade Network and adheres to all fair trade principles. Their products are handmade by women employed full-time at their workshop with permanent contracts1. They focus on developing new and innovative techniques using only waste paper and aim to change the perception of recycled materials.
Operating since 2010
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