David Ballam - Gola 51 jewelery A set of hand-painted miniature

A set of hand-painted miniature dogs — perfect next to a park bench or out for a walk in your terrarium scene

The frames hold your plants and water them through a capillary watering method in the back of the cassette meaning all you have to do every 2-4 weeks is to top it up with water from an easy access watering hole in the front of the frame

dinner party and braai tote out there

The tradition of carving these is centuries old in Africa and today we can use these as jewelry or looks equally nice as decorative items in your interiors

it features drainage holes to give roots room to breathe and the superior clay surface holds in all the moisture your plants need to thrive

David Ballam - Gola 51 jewelery A set of hand-painted miniatureDavid Ballam was born and schooled in Johannesburg, South Africa. He first attended university in Cape Town but later moved to Rhodes University in the Eastern Cape. He was introduced to the camera by Obie Oberholzer and in 2004 gained his Fine Art Degree with Honours in photography. David returned to Johannesburg and after several years experience in the commercial world of photography he reverted his attention back to his Fine Art roots. Intrigued