SandArt Cape Town
Children in Johannesburg

Her love for the product inspired me to start up SandArt Cape Town. SandArt is about stimulating andencouraging hand/eye co-ordination, by promoting SandArt through the medium of parties, creativity and above all having fun.I decided to research the productwith the idea of becoming a distributor and enabling children to experienceit’s wonderful elements, logicalthinking, midline crossing, concentration, recognition of colours, sense ofachievement, expressing self-confidence, functions and in their home environment. SandArt Cape Town came into being because of my granddaughter.

My ultimate goal is to introduce SandArt into my local community, thereby enabling children from all backgrounds to experience the joy, educational and recreational benefits associated with this exceptional product. Grace absolutely loved the Sandart component of her birthday party, and all of the parents were amazed at how engaged their kids were! My ultimate goal is to introduce Sand Art into my local community, thereby enabling children from all backgrounds to experience the joy, educational and recreational benefits associated with this exceptional product. A SandArt activity takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours (depending on the number of children, cards per child and other activities planned for the event). that the sand is on a hire basis only and is returned together with the table, trays and lifters after usage. Collection and drop-off of the table is required alternatively drop-off and collection by ourselves can be arranged for a fee depending on the area. Outlying areas on request, depending on the distance to be travelled. Should your party be booked during the week of the party date, full payment is required on confirmation. SandArt Cape Town visited the Missionary pre-school in Khayelitsha and held a SandArt workshop for the teachers. They absolutely loved it and created some stunning masterpieces. Have a look at some of the happy children and the beautiful work they created! It is situated at 22 Mondeor Road, Somerset West, off the N2 to Sir Lowry’s Pass and is the eat and play venue of choice for many families in the Helderberg area. It is ideal for home entertainment or for small birthday parties. The unity sand ceremony, or sand ceremony, has become more popular since the early 2000’s and serves as an alternative to the unity candle ceremony. Components of the unity sand ceremony are one large vase and two smaller vases/containers that contain coloured sand. The bride and groom pour sand from the small vases into the large vase to produce a lasting memento of their wedding ceremony. Engraving the vases makes them more personal by placing the names of the bride and groom and the wedding date on the large vase, and the name of the groom on one small vase and the name of the bride on the other. Since then, a thriving marketplace has grown around this concept. The unity sand ceremony signifies the uniting of the bride and groom as one. When the sand is in the separate vases, it signifies the bride and groom before their marriage, as two different people with no connection. As the couple pour the sand into the large vase, it signifies the marriage ceremony and the two lives coming together. The mingled sand in the vase signifies the marriage, two people that have become one. Unity Sand Ceremonies are becoming increasingly popular in South Africa and SandArt Cape Town has 21 colours of sand available for these ceremonies. The colour chart is available under the Products/Price List icon and is sold in a variety of quantities.