ethical business

Guruve supports young artists in Zimbabwe - a cash donation to help with cashflow to an Arts Centre for young artists, and profit share for the artists we show

Guruve's most popular artist Willard Bopoto has bought an estate car with the money he received from Guruve.

We woke up this morning to an unexpected, but very welcome, post to an online group for Zimbabwean sculptors. The author is Taurai Tigere, former chairman of Chitungwiza Arts Centre. Not only does 'doing business the right way' form the core principle of Guruve's business model, but we also know it is hugely important to many of our valued clients....

Guruve sent US$3,000 in July 2015 to fund the construction of a new central gallery space at the Arts Centre for up and coming young sculptors in Zimbabwe, roughly ten years after we funded the original building. See the whole project unfold in photos - work was completed in a week!