David Ballam - KANA_02 Action recyclable materials and printed with

recyclable materials and printed with organic vegetable inks

Lighting:  Can tolerate some morning and late afternoon Sun for a few hours but not al day long to avoid leaves scorching

The sides of the milk pail is decorated with traditional scarification along with protruding handles that helped keep the pail between the milkers legs

Supplied with an inner cushion pad inside a zipped outer cover

David Ballam - KANA_02 Action recyclable materials and printed withLake Turkana lies within the Kenyan Rift Valley and is the worlds largest permanent desert lake. For me, however, it is the people that inhabit the region that are most inspiring and intriguing. With customs, traditions, beliefs and beauty as deep as the lakes waters, the people and landscape of Lake Turkana left me reeling in insignificance David Ballam was born and schooled in Johannesburg, South Africa. He first attended university in Cape Town but