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Imiso Ceramics Contemporary African Ceramics Our biggest clients have been Galleries and high end retail outlets both locally and abroad.

The company was established in 2005 and is currently owned by Andile Dyalvane and Zizipho Poswa who collectively bring 15+ years of experience in creative design and manufacturing. The main production line for Imiso at the moment is the world acclaimed ceramic range of decorative products using a variety of styles and designs. The production and sale of this range has been the primary source of revenue for the company accounting for an average contribution of over 80% of total turnover for the company. Imiso as an emerging company is driven to claim a bigger market share of the creative sector in various priority economies around the world but more importantly in the domestic market. We have various strategies that we have implemented to realize this goal. Imiso employs a team of highly skilled artists to create the best possible output at planned intervals in a way that seeks to improve the competitiveness and profitability of the enterprise. Having experienced the recent volatile economic climate that hit the world, Imiso Ceramics has and continues to be a significant player in the domestic craft and design industry. This is indicative of the strength and resilience of the company to external market forces. The craft sector in South Africa has shown significant growth in recent years in both the economic and social spheres. This sector was initially viewed as a pure means of poverty alleviation but has in the last 5 years incrementally been recognized as an important economic sector. Craft and Design in South Africa is recognized by government as one of the priority economic sector mainly as a result of its potential to promote broad based mainstream economic participation by previously excluded groups. Our company has been part of that growth trajectory and has over the years experienced a rapid expansion. We started in 2005 with very small volume production for the local market. Today Imiso is an internationally known company supplying with a countrywide client base and an international market footprint. We currently have a presence in the USA, UK and EU market with strong interest from emerging markets like Angola, Namibia and Nigeria. There is also growing interest for our products in Japan and there is potential to expand within our existing client bases in the US, Canada and Europe.

12/10/2026

Rooted in heritage. Growing through clay.

iMbewu | The Seed brings together a decade of artistic practice by our co-founder, Zizipho Poswa , a journey shaped by Xhosa heritage, African womanhood and the stories we carry.

This beautiful hardcover monograph is now available on our website and at our gallery at the Old Biscuit Mill.

We invite you to discover its pages and take a piece of this journey home.

Shop via the link in our bio.

Happy Birthday to our very own Mr D! 🎉🤎Today we celebrate Andile Dyalvane , not only the incredible artist and co-founde...
25/09/2026

Happy Birthday to our very own Mr D! 🎉🤎

Today we celebrate Andile Dyalvane , not only the incredible artist and co-founder we all know, but the warm, welcoming and joyful spirit behind Imiso.

Anyone who has had the pleasure of sharing a space with Mr D will know his contagious energy, big heart and lively personality.

Your dedication to clay, culture and community continues to inspire us and so many beyond our studio walls.

We’re grateful for the warmth, joy and spirit you bring into our space every day.

Here’s to another beautiful year around the sun, Mr D. May it bring you as much joy as you so naturally bring to those around you.

Happy Birthday! 🥂🎂
Camagu. 🙏🏾

24/09/2026

From our studio gathering to yours.

The iNgqayi was made to be passed, shared and experienced together. Here, it takes its place at the heart of one of our own studio gatherings, bringing people together over a shared drink, conversation and connection.

This Heritage Day, we are honoured to share that the iNgqayi is now available online in two sizes: an individual mug and a large communal sharing vessel.

Discover the collection at imisoceramics.com.

The Art of Sharing.Deeply rooted in Xhosa and Zulu traditions, the iNgqayi is a communal vessel used to serve and share ...
22/09/2026

The Art of Sharing.

Deeply rooted in Xhosa and Zulu traditions, the iNgqayi is a communal vessel used to serve and share umqombothi, a traditional b**r brewed from maize and sorghum malt.

At Imiso, we affectionately call our special brew MAZOMQO, named after our very own Mazo, a treasured member of our team who, in our opinion, brews it best.

The iNgqayi holds more than a beverage. It carries moments of gathering, connection and sharing between families, friends and communities.

This Heritage Day, we are honoured to offer the iNgqayi for you to bring this spirit of sharing into your own home and enjoy with those you love.

Available online from 24 September in two sizes:

A small, individual mug and a large communal sharing vessel.

Happy Earthstrong to you Nkuthazo Alexis Dyalvane 🌕✨On this beautiful turn around the sun, we honour and celebrate you.W...
09/09/2026

Happy Earthstrong to you Nkuthazo Alexis Dyalvane 🌕✨

On this beautiful turn around the sun, we honour and celebrate you.

We thank you for your presence, your service, and the care and dedication you continue to pour into our community.

May this new chapter bring you abundance, alignment, joy and beautiful new beginnings. May you continue to walk in your light, surrounded by love and all that nourishes your spirit.

Camagu. 🤎

With love,
The Imiso Family

For the second consecutive year, Imiso Ceramics is proud to have partnered with the University of Fort Hare Foundation a...
02/09/2026

For the second consecutive year, Imiso Ceramics is proud to have partnered with the University of Fort Hare Foundation at its Chancellor’s Fundraising Gala Dinner.

On behalf of the Imiso Foundation, we donated four ceramic artworks to support the evening’s fundraising efforts in helping students gain access to the education, opportunities and resources they need for a successful academic journey.

This partnership reflects the Imiso Foundation’s ongoing commitment to empowering today’s youth and helping shape a better tomorrow.

We are honoured that our vessels, which are carriers of story, identity and possibility, could contribute to such a meaningful cause.

For the second consecutive year, Imiso Ceramics is proud to have partnered with the University of Fort Hare Foundation a...
02/09/2026

For the second consecutive year, Imiso Ceramics is proud to have partnered with the University of Fort Hare Foundation at its Chancellor’s Fundraising Gala Dinner.

On behalf of the Imiso Foundation, we donated four ceramic artworks to support the evening’s fundraising efforts, helping students gain access to the education, opportunities and resources they need for a successful academic journey.

This partnership reflects the Imiso Foundation’s ongoing commitment to empowering today’s youth and helping shape a better tomorrow.

We are honoured that our vessels, which are carriers of story, identity and possibility could contribute to such a meaningful cause.

20 Years of CommunityAs we celebrate 20 years of IMISO, we are reminded that our journey has never been ours alone.Over ...
19/06/2026

20 Years of Community

As we celebrate 20 years of IMISO, we are reminded that our journey has never been ours alone.

Over the years, we have had the privilege of meeting collectors, collaborators, friends, supporters, and fellow creatives from around the world. Through shared stories, conversations, exhibitions, and moments of connection, a community has formed around the work.

These images offer a glimpse into some of the people who have walked this journey with us — those who have welcomed our work into their homes, engaged with our artists, and helped carry the IMISO story far beyond where it began.

To everyone who has been part of this community over the past two decades, we thank you.

Camagu.

Address

The Old Biscuit Mill, 373-375 Albert Road, Unit A102, Woodstock
Cape Town
7925

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 15:00

Telephone

+27214472627

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