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The Free State town lives up to its botanical name, but locals hardly slow down enough to smell them.
Jiggs Thorne, the creative brain behind the eccentric mix of chairs, goddesses and candelabra at Jozi's Franchise gallery, spoke to Lisa Johnston about a unique collaboration that has taken two little-known wood carvers from the side of the Piggs Peak road to the big city.
A group of Swazi sculptors has introduced an element of play to the serious worlds of fine art and religion in their latest exhibition, Ezulwinini, writes Lisa Johnston.







