Terms of Sale
Last updated: 5 June 2026
These Terms of Sale apply whenever you buy an artwork from Stroke of Hope. They work alongside our Terms & Conditions, Shipping, Returns & Refunds policy and Privacy Policy.
1. One-of-a-kind originals
Every piece we sell is a 1-of-1 originalcreated by one of the young artists we represent. Once a piece is sold, it is no longer available — there are no duplicates or reprints.
2. Prices
All prices are shown in South African Rand (ZAR) and include any applicable taxes unless stated otherwise. Delivery is calculated separately at checkout (see our Shipping & Returns policy).
3. Payment
Payment is processed securely by PayFast. We do not see or store your card details. Your order is placed once you complete payment through PayFast’s secure checkout.
4. When your order is accepted
Adding a piece to your cart and starting checkout is an offer to buy. A sale is concluded — and your order accepted — only once we receive confirmation of successful payment. At that point the piece is marked sold and reserved for you. If payment is not confirmed, the piece is released and may be bought by someone else.
5. Certificate of authenticity
Each work ships with a signed certificate of authenticity and a card telling you about the young artist who made it.
6. Colour & appearance
7. Title & risk
Ownership (title) and risk in the artwork pass to you on delivery — or, for local collection, when you collect it. Until then, the piece remains our responsibility.
8. Pricing errors
We take care to price every piece correctly, but errors can happen. If we discover that a piece was listed at an obviously incorrect price, we may decline or cancel the order before accepting it and will refund any amount already paid. We will always contact you first.
9. Supporting the artist
Every sale puts money directly behind a young artist. Buying a piece supports both the artist who made it and our wider mission — thank you.
10. Questions
For anything about a purchase, email bot@botandbotty.com.
Stroke of Hope is operated by BotAndBotty. This document is template language grounded in the laws of the Republic of South Africa; it is not legal advice. Questions? Email bot@botandbotty.com.