Khangas hold a very special place in Kenyan culture due to their vibrant colors and bold prints. Originating from Swahili culture along East African coastlines ago many centuries these cotton textiles have become an integral part of Kenyas enduring heritage. Khangas can be seen all over the country at marketplaces or shops in Nairobi, Mombasa …
Pottery is among the oldest crafts known to mankind, one that through time has flowered into an art form. Besides pottery’s utilitarian purposes, many types of fine pottery are sought after as antiques and collectables. A brief history Pottery originally served to store and transport water in the Neolithic era, when nomadic hunter-gatherers in Africa …
Introduction: Nestled within the stunning landscapes of Kenya lies a vibrant fabric steeped in rich cultural heritage—the Maasai kikoi. Woven with precision and care, this traditional cloth carries the spirit of the Maasai people, capturing their traditions and way of life. In this article, we embark on a journey to explore the origins of the …
In Kenya lies the stunning piece known as the Maasai necklace – a true cultural gem of its people. Handcrafted with vibrant beads that symbolize personal stories intertwined with various historical moments from the community itself, these unique works of art are incredibly detailed. The best dimension for fully grasping their allure is found in …
The Maasai peoples’ legendary craftsmanship is embodied in the cherished Maasai bracelet – a significant symbol deeply rooted in Kenyas’ diverse heritage. These unique adornments crafted from vibrant beads carry great cultural significance; hence their sojourn can lead potential buyers towards local markets situated near Nairobi or Mombasa, Kisumu or rural Maasailand. The creative process …