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Crescent Road

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079 410 8509
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Jo or Lavinia
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Art Studio and Gallery

On the edge of the village centre, Sweet and Wild is tucked away in a corner but unmistakable by its vibrant exterior, welcoming demeanour and of course, the Pencils of Pringle Bay!

Two local artists have their working studios under this roof and the building is also home to a retail space, art gallery and garden. The creative souls behind Sweet and Wild, Jo and Lavinia, produce artworks, decor items, jewellery and accessories from this location and also sell the work of other local artists and crafters from the Overberg area - including ceramicware and upcycled pieces. The owners have stocked the space with diverse products to suit all budgets.

The garden is a work in progress  - autumn and winter are being used to turn the pumpkin into Cinderella - ready for the next holiday season.

Sweet and Wild trading hours:

Thursday - Saturday: 10h00 - 16h00

Sunday and Public Holidays: 10h00 - 15h00

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