African Photo Frames

African Photo Frames

Unusual methods of production have brought this choice of photo frames to The Africa House. A selection of Coconut fibre from the beaches of Mombasa or mango wood from old canoes will add interest to your photos at home. We also have a selection of high quality leather frames and recycled paper and cardboard frames of various designs and sizes.

	Range: Coconut Fibre Photo Frames Made from coconut palm leaves that are collected from the beaches of Mombasa, these frames are then cut and laminated to make a stunning looking photo frame. They can ...
	Range: Coconut Wood Frames Coconut Wood is used as an ecological substitute for African hardwoods such as mahogony and teak. The wood used for making these frames come from a sustainable plantation close ...
	Range: Dhow Wood Photo Frames Old fishing dhow hulls are purchased off Kenyan coastal fishermen (which provides funds to buy new fishing boats) and the wood is then made into these unique frames.
	Range: Recycled Paper Photo Frames Made in Dar-Es-Salaam, Tanzania, from recycled paper and cardboard by a group of polio victims, the bright colours and designs make a great present or can simply cheer up your ...