Chikwanda Pottery
Contemporary Zambian ceramics handthrown and hand-painted in a Ibex Hill studio. Benson Chikwanda draws on traditional Tonga pottery forms to create pieces that work as beautiful everyday tableware.
Lusaka Market
Browse local artisans, farmers, and craftspeople selling at markets across Lusaka.
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Contemporary Zambian ceramics handthrown and hand-painted in a Ibex Hill studio. Benson Chikwanda draws on traditional Tonga pottery forms to create pieces that work as beautiful everyday tableware.
Modern Zambian fashion rooted in chitenge. Nalu Mwamba designs wrap dresses, co-ord sets, and tailored jackets using premium chitenge sourced from Lusaka's City Market, reworked into contemporary silhouettes.
Chongwe Red Reserve is a small-batch chilli company grown from a single cayenne harvest on a Chongwe farm. Every product is handmade -- from farm-fresh packs to signature salts, glazes, and specialty blends. No shortcuts, no additives.
Chemical-free vegetables and herbs grown on a small family plot in Chongwe, 30 km east of Lusaka. Harvested the day before market day. Seasonal boxes, herb bundles, and microgreens are their speciality.
Raw, unfiltered honey from hives kept along the Luangwa Valley corridor. The bees forage on miombo woodland and riverine flora, producing a complex amber honey unlike anything you'll find in a supermarket.
Three generations of Zambian home cooking. Mama Zed serves legendary nshima with groundnut relish, roasted caterpillars, and her famous vitumbuwa sweet fritters. No shortcuts — everything made from scratch on the morning of the market.
Small-batch candles poured in Lusaka using Zambian beeswax and locally distilled essential oils — wild citrus, vetiver, and African sandalwood. Each candle burns for 40+ hours and comes in a reusable hand-thrown ceramic vessel.