THE 'DOVEGREY' BOREHOLE FABRIC
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Inside each tin a fat quarter of African fabric, one of Mama Joy’s purses, a handmade booklet from Bookhound, a postcard, and a DGR bookmark along with a few tasty sweets.
With only 37 tins, we have proudly sold out. Should you have time, please explore some more ways to support us, whilst treating yourself or a loved one to a beautiful gift?? Our Team Bangles and Dream Bangles deliver 50% of their profits directly back into our current projects. Scroll down to see them.
Thank you
Tommy
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Inside each tin a fat quarter of African fabric, one of Mama Joy’s purses, a handmade booklet from Bookhound, a postcard, and a DGR bookmark along with a few tasty sweets.
With only 37 tins, we have proudly sold out. Should you have time, please explore some more ways to support us, whilst treating yourself or a loved one to a beautiful gift?? Our Team Bangles and Dream Bangles deliver 50% of their profits directly back into our current projects. Scroll down to see them.
Thank you
Tommy
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Inside each tin a fat quarter of African fabric, one of Mama Joy’s purses, a handmade booklet from Bookhound, a postcard, and a DGR bookmark along with a few tasty sweets.
With only 37 tins, we have proudly sold out. Should you have time, please explore some more ways to support us, whilst treating yourself or a loved one to a beautiful gift?? Our Team Bangles and Dream Bangles deliver 50% of their profits directly back into our current projects. Scroll down to see them.
Thank you
Tommy
Click the Image - Take a trip back to the Borehole with Tommy and the Print.
These tins are part of the remarkable and evolving story of The Borehole image that wraps around each tin, born from a creative vision that I left Uganda with-in 2017.
Returning to Uganda in 2018 with a half-baked plan and plenty of patience this vision became a reality as I photographed 37 youngsters at their borehole in Kyabirwa village. Over the next year back in the UK, I digitally pieced, processed, and printed the final image before returning to the village in January 2019 to share the 2.5-meter wide image with the children who made it possible.
In total the kayaker has created 37 tins, 1 for each youngster in the photograph, and with every sale, each tin will deliver a Christmas dinner to 5 small but mighty Ugandans across the 2 communities the Kayaker works within Africa. Team Think People Think Story is a small operation that is making a big difference and the trusted team on the ground in Uganda will source, shop, and serve- up the 185 Christmas dinners.
As a bonus each tin comes with a code, these are automatically entered into a draw to win an 18x12 print of your choice from my 2021 calendar.
And if that wasn’t enough you will have a link on the bottom of your tin to a webpage to watch how the Christmas Dinners you supported went down in Uganda!
