Kakuma Handmade Jewelry

This jewelry was handmade by refugees in the Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya.

Kakuma is the 3rd largest refugee camp in the world, with over 300,000 people living there. Many refugees learn beading, a traditional Kenyan practice, in order to make a living. Your purchase helps these refugees earn a sustainable income. Thank you!

Zuri Bracelets/Anklets

Beading has a long tradition in Kenya. Often, when refugees come to Kakuma, they will learn the practice in order to sell their work.

These necklaces were made by Esther, a refugee who started a beading business and now employs multiple refugees. 

Zuri Necklaces

Beading has a long tradition in Kenya. Often, when refugees come to Kakuma, they will learn the practice in order to sell their work.

These necklaces were made by Esther, a refugee who started a beading business and now employs multiple refugees.