The fastest mammal on earth is immortalised in this striking range. Beautifully rendered in a highly polished finish, the pewter handles of this range feature exquisitely crafted cheetahs in various poses to suit the different utensils. Echoing the magnificent outstretched physique of this gracious cat in full 'flight', the Cheetah Africa range is as tactile in the hand as it is pleasing to the eye.

The Crystal d'Afrique range perfectly blends the strength of stainless steel, the soft glow of lead-free pewter and the sparkle of a genuine Swarovski crystal. Diana draws her inspiration for this sophisticated, functional range from the naked stem of an African Aloe after the flowers have fallen. This is portrayed in the handle, by using different surface textures with unique detail hand-finishing. The tip of each piece is detailed with the crystalline brilliance of a Swarovski™ crystal, representing a perfect droplet of African dew.

Like many other international designers who are drawn to the irresistible allure of the Swarovski crystal for their designs, Diana now brings this level of style to your table. The Crystal d'Afrique range is available in an extensive selection of tableware in either a jet black or clear lustre Swarovski™ crystal.

Inspired by the African Antelope, this sophisticated and functional range of tableware features a highly polished resin horn as the handle. The ebony horn contrasts beautifully with the delicate metallic gleam of pewter detailing and stainless steel inserts.

The whole range was originally made with genuine horns. With the scarcity of supply of certain sizes of Springbok horns however, most of the range is now manufactured with a resin cast that renders the same effect as original horns.

Only four items are still manufactured with genuine horns. All pieces have been treated with a solution in accordance with standard veterinary practice.

The Impondo Zulu range ensures that the beauty of this emblematic animal lives on and spreads the spirit of Africa for decades to come.

This collection celebrates the largest living bird in the world, the Struthio Camellus.

Native to Africa, the Ostrich has inspired cultures and civilizations for over 5000 years. In Ancient Egypt, the Ostrich had great spiritual and religious significance. Ostrich feathers were associated with the deity of truth and justice, the lightness of the feather being a symbol of truth. Ostrich eggs are also often used as decorations in Islamic mosques and represent faith and patience. The Kung bushmen of Africa revered the Ostrich, and imbued it with supernatural powers when they performed ritual dances. Indigenous people of the Kalahari still use Ostrich eggs as water jugs. 

“No degree of craftsmanship is able to pay true homage to the delicacy of form and textures in nature, all we can do is to attempt to extract an essence, a pattern, a shape or a line that, perhaps, has some of the qualities of the original.  In the Ostrich I have found all of these in abundance. I have been inspired to gather some of the elements  that,  to me, is ‘Ostrich’,  into a variety of patterns, shapes, forms and textures, to  create a  functional, three-dimensional , graphic  synergy in metal”.

The entire handle is covered with sparkling metal studs which lend the range a very unique look. The texture, contrast and tactile nature of the design give it an irresistible appeal. The craftsmen of the Bamileke are famous for their skill in woodcarving and inspired Diana for the Studded range.

These craftsmen create a variety of remarkable rounds stools with repetitive openwork designs, all carved out of one piece of tree trunk. The sparkling studs are inspired from the pattern of a traditional Bamileke stool, the geometric rosette. It is symbolic of the earth spider, very prominent in Bamileke culture as the link between the living and the ancestors as well as a sign of divine knowledge.