Making Elephant Dung Cards
![[edung/09.jpg]](http://www.kawaza.org/uploads/images/edung/09.jpg "The raw material!")
![[edung/10.jpg]](http://www.kawaza.org/uploads/images/edung/10.jpg "The workshop in the bush")
![[edung/01.jpg]](http://www.kawaza.org/uploads/images/edung/01.jpg "Each card is individually hand made")
Each card is individually hand made
![[edung/02.jpg]](http://www.kawaza.org/uploads/images/edung/02.jpg "Pulp being put in to the moulds")
Pulp being put in to the moulds
![[edung/03.jpg]](http://www.kawaza.org/uploads/images/edung/03.jpg "Rhoda removes the excess water - helped by son Charles")
Rhoda removes the excess water - helped by son Charles
![[edung/04.jpg]](http://www.kawaza.org/uploads/images/edung/04.jpg "Tamara Banda packaging the cards")
![[edung/07.jpg]](http://www.kawaza.org/uploads/images/edung/07.jpg "The paper ladies and babies")
![[edung/08.jpg]](http://www.kawaza.org/uploads/images/edung/08.jpg "The paper making team")
![[edung/11.jpg]](http://www.kawaza.org/uploads/images/edung/11.jpg "Veronica Chilongozi")
![[edung/05.jpg]](http://www.kawaza.org/uploads/images/edung/05.jpg "The end product!")
![[edung/06.jpg]](http://www.kawaza.org/uploads/images/edung/06.jpg "The next generation")
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Each card is individually hand made
Pulp being put in to the moulds
Rhoda removes the excess water - helped by son Charles
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