About Us
Picmost Collection offers an unparalleled contemporary Zimbabwean fashion experience with a diverse range of uniquely stunning accessories.
At Picmost Collection, our macrame art is more than just decorative pieces; it’s a celebration of craftsmanship that connects deeply with those who value authenticity and sustainability. We understand that our clients seek unique, handmade products that reflect their personal style and values. In a world dominated by mass production, we strive to offer a touch of individuality and artistry that speaks to the heart.
Our macrame pieces are designed to bring warmth and character to any space, creating a sense of home and comfort. We craft with the belief that every knot and pattern should tell a story—your story. By choosing Picmost Collection, our clients invest in quality and heritage, knowing that each item is made with care, dedication, and a commitment to sustainability.
Ultimately, our macrame art serves as a bridge between tradition and modernity, providing our clients with beautiful, timeless pieces that enhance their living spaces and resonate with their values.
Meet Our Founder
Caroline watched in awe as her mother expertly knitted and crocheted colorful strings into beautiful artifact creations. From showls, ladies tops, baby wrappers ,bed covers etc.Caroline’s mother’s talent knew no bounds.
Inspired by her mother’s skill and creativity, Caroline decided to start her own macrame family business. She poured her heart and soul into each piece, ensuring that it was made with love and attention to detail.
With time, Caroline’s business grew, and soon her family joined in to help meet the growing demand for their handmade macrame products. Together, they worked tirelessly, weaving their passion into every knot they tied.
Their family business became a beloved fixture in their community, known for their high-quality craftsmanship and unique designs. Caroline smiled, knowing that she had carried on her mother’s legacy and created something truly special.
Through their macrame creations, Caroline and her family found not only a business but a way to bond, create, and share their love for the art and to help the community through training of macrame to the underprivileged.
Racheal Tawananyasha Godzongere was born into a family where both parents were formally employed, providing a stable and structured upbringing. Her childhood was filled with the routine of school and play, with little exposure to the world of crafting. However, when she turned 12, her mother decided to focus more on weaving, a skill she had learned from her own mother. This shift in her mother’s life sparked a new interest in Racheal.
Racheal found herself drawn to the vibrant colors and intricate patterns of the woven items her mother created. She would sit by her mother’s side, watching intently as she worked, her small hands eager to try weaving for herself. Soon, she was crafting her own small pieces, starting with simple designs and gradually moving on to more complex projects.
Her creativity shone through in the jewelry she designed—necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, each piece reflecting her unique style. It wasn’t long before her designs caught the attention of her mother’s friends and clients, who began to place orders for custom pieces. Racheal’s love for crafting grew stronger with each new project, and even as she excelled in school, her heart always returned to her weaving.
As she matured, Racheal’s determination to excel in crafting became evident. She balanced her academic pursuits with her passion for weaving, often staying up late to perfect a design or finish a piece. Her dedication did not go unnoticed; by the time she was in her late teens, her contributions to her mother’s growing business were significant. She was not just creating beautiful items; she was also helping to shape the direction of the enterprise.
At a remarkably young age, Racheal was recognized for her leadership and innovative spirit. Her commitment to the craft, combined with her fresh ideas and business acumen, earned her a position as one of the directors of the organization. Despite her professional achievements in other fields, Racheal continued to dedicate her spare time to crafting, a passion that had become an integral part of her identity. Her journey from a curious child to a young leader in her field is a testament to the power of creativity, passion, and hard work.
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Our Brand Story
Picmost Collection has positively impacted its community by providing free macrame training, allowing people to learn valuable skills. Additionally, the brand offers employment opportunities to those who meet the high standards of craftsmanship required by Picmost Collection, further supporting the community’s economic well-being.
Our Products
Akache
In the high-density location of Chitungwiza, a talented young woman named Caroline who specialised in creating beautiful macrame handmade handbags, inspired by her mothers' totem, the eland, decided to name one of her creations "Akache". Each Akache handbag is intricately woven with love and care, showcasing the beauty and strength of the eland. The bags quickly became not just accessories, but symbols of tradition and heritage. And so Caroline's legacy lives on through her beautiful creations, reminding everyone of the strength and beauty that lives within us all.
Runako
Deep in the heart of Zimbabwe, under a large mango tree, Caroline weaves her dreams into a beautiful macrame handbag. Also known as the handbag of grace, Runako is a beautiful macrame handbag inspired by the elegance of the African sunset. Each knot tells a story of grace, resilience and the artistry passed down through generations of women in her family. As she ties the final knot, Caroline smiles knowing that Runako carries not just threads but the essence of Zimbabwe's beauty--crafted by hand, filled with love, and destined to bring joy to whoever carries it.
Tsapi
Inspired by the love and support of his family, Tapiwa, the only man in a household full of lively females challenged himself to create the unique, macrame weekender bag which seamlessly blends both style and functionality. The stunning weekender bag with its vibrant colours mirrored the essence of their family bond and he named it "Tsapi", a native word for a strong, durable and resilient carrier bag. The macrame weekender bag soon became a beloved item in their collection, symbolising not only Tapiwa's craftsmanship but also the strength and unity of their family as they embarked on this adventure.
Woven Dreams
In a small workshop filled with the scent of natural fibers, Caroline’s hands worked swiftly, crafting macrame products that blended function with beauty. She created stunning bags and clutches, each piece a fashion statement, woven with intricate knots and adorned with unique patterns.
Her hammocks were more than just a place to relax; they were luxurious retreats made to cradle the body in comfort. The multipurpose runners and curtains she crafted brought warmth and texture to any space, adding a touch of elegance to everyday life.
Caroline’s weekenders, strong and stylish, were perfect for quick getaways, designed to hold everything a traveler might need. She also wove fashion accessories—belts, headbands, and earrings—that added a unique flair to any outfit.
Every piece Caroline created was handmade to perfection, with the flexibility to meet any client’s request, ensuring that each item was as unique as the person who owned it.
