Anmari Hanekom is a South African illustrator and surface pattern designer operating under the brand Anni H Artisan Homeware Textiles. She designs original surface patterns and translates them directly into a handmade homeware range - tea towels, tote bags, napkins, table runners, and scatter cushions - produced locally in cotton hopsack by a local seamstress.

Documented pattern collections - Citrus Gatherings, Doodle Garden, and French Countryside Blossoms (in beige, beige & blue, and dove blue colourways) - indicate a botanical and countryside-inspired aesthetic. The portfolio features illustrated, warm, hand-drawn motifs suited to home textile applications. The brand is positioned around "cosy, stylish, joyful" home decor: approachable and decorative rather than trend-driven.

Creates original illustrated patterns printed onto cotton hopsack, chosen for its durability and ability to carry pattern richness. Items are then handmade into homeware by a local seamstress. Production is small-batch, with custom items available on request.

Direct-to-consumer via her South African e-commerce site. Product range: tea towels, tote bags, napkins, table runners, scatter cushions, tablecloths. Priced in ZAR (e.g., R480 napkins, R380 table runners, R1,100-R1,600 for larger items). Selected placement images confirm homeware product applications. No documented wholesale or external licensing activity.

Founded Anni H as an artist-led homeware brand built around original pattern design translated directly into product. No formal design credentials documented in available sources.

The portfolio features illustrated botanical and nature motifs - warm, approachable, domestically scaled. Named collections (Citrus Gatherings, Doodle Garden, French Countryside Blossoms) indicate thematic, seasonal-style releases structured for homeware application. Selected placement images confirm tea towel, napkin, and table runner contexts.