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13th February 2017

Everyday romance

A life without romance is like a body without a soul. And I’m not only talking about LOVE. I’m talking about all the little things that lift us beyond the mundane, all the details that make our lives richer and more magical.

By jo hugo

23rd January 2017

Our first featured Wildlife Conservation Trust

Since a percentage of proceeds from the sales of AfricAnatomy products will be donated to Wildlife Conservation Trusts in Africa, I will, from time to time, be featuring some of the trusts.

By jo hugo

23rd December 2016

Red Nose

Red noses and Christmas go together. If it isn’t Rudolf, then it’s probably due to an over indulgence in food, drink and merriment!

So where does Rudolf and his red nose come from?

By jo hugo

22nd November 2016

Dem Bones

I used to think I was a bit odd for collecting and displaying skulls and bones in my home – but can happily report that it’s a wide-spread oddness! Let’s face it, we find bones and skeletons fascinating – and not just at Halloween.

By jo hugo

11th November 2016

AfricAnatomy featured on KnysnaMade blog

Click here to visit our feature on the KnysnaMade blog. READ MORE

By jo hugo