Shanga Shanga craft is a Kenyan registered Art and Crafts enterprise situated at Malindi and Nairobi towns of Kenya. Its main objective is to design and create African authentic artifacts which are fun to use, wear and adorn, here in kenya and to the world at large

Ujamaa Market is a website dedicated to the sale of curios from impoverished communities in the coastal province of Kenya , to enable them to harness and utilize local natural resources for income generation and improvement of their livelihoods.

Home Gallery opened in March of 2001 in Nairobi. It is a Treasure Trove of wonders for all who love African arts.

The group buys homespun wool produced locally, then knits it into toys, bed-covers, jerseys, socks, scarves, hats and other fashion and sport accessories.

We are a corporation, which deals in a wide variety of African Handicrafts, ranging from Wood and Soapstone carvings to Baskets and Terra-Cotta Pottery.

Kenya Weaver Bird Ltd is a small hand weaving workshop located in Nairobi,Kenya.

Marafikiarts is committed to promoting excellence in the production of textiles and related products.

Kitengela Glass is located opposite the Nairobi National Park, at the end of a rough road.

Chakacha products was established in 1991 and has grown since to satisfy an enormous demand for African handicrafts abroad and locally.

Amigos Kenya is an indigenous Kenyan company that specializes in wholesale service of Kenyan products to the International Markets.

Amani ya Juu is a sewing-marketing-training project for marginalized women in Africa. The main centre is located in Nairobi, Kenya with sister centres in Rwanda and Burundi.

African Galore is committed to sharing with each and every one of you ‘a piece of Africa’ through quality authentic handmade items at affordable prices and provide first class quality service.

Discover the culture of Kikoys by exploring our website, understand the tradition and history of a Kikoy, an East African version of a wrap or sarong.

This site is dedicated to the kikoy, the kitenge, the khanga and other casual materials from Africa and beyond.