The Itjogolo is a symbolic bridal apron worn by Ndebele women. It is made of leather or canvas material with five flaps, the bride embroiders it with geometric patterns using imported glass beads. The apron is worn for important ceremonial events, symbolizing the woman's newlywed status and representing fertility and motherhood through the five panels or "calves" that represent future offspring.

African wax painting or African batik painting is a unique craft that traces its roots to Indonesian origins. It combines the use of wax-resist techniques and native Indonesian techniques to create beautiful, vibrant prints used for clothing in West and Central Africa.