$ 19.98
This novel, beautiful, recycled paper bead necklace is made from beads of glossy paper from old calendars and brochures, with glass seed beads interspersed. Varnished to a high-gloss, each paper bead looks like a polished stone or wood. Paper is cut in long triangles and rolled to form the beads - wide, short strips for narrow beads and long, thin strips for fat beads. Sold individually. Plastic screw closure. Average length is approximately 22 inches.Colors will vary, please allow us to choose.
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$ 14.00
Handmade in Kenya, these earrings are hand-stamped and cut from aluminum that has been recycled from cooking pots. The earrings hang 2.5 inches from hypoallergenic hooks.
Meet the Artisans
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Working with Jedando Modern Handicrafts the young men and women of Zakali Jewelry produce handmade fair trade fashion jewelry using the skills of wire work and electroplating. The project first started as a garbage collection project in the slums of Nairobi. Recycling remains very close to the heart of the project and much of the material used is reclaimed or recycled, including the cord found inside of tires, which is used to string beads. |
$ 14.00
Handmade in Kenya, these earrings are hand-stamped and cut from aluminum that has been recycled from cooking pots. The earrings hang 2.5 inches from hypoallergenic hooks.
Meet the Artisans
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Working with Jedando Modern Handicrafts the young men and women of Zakali Jewelry produce handmade fair trade fashion jewelry using the skills of wire work and electroplating. The project first started as a garbage collection project in the slums of Nairobi. Recycling remains very close to the heart of the project and much of the material used is reclaimed or recycled, including the cord found inside of tires, which is used to string beads. |
$ 14.00
Handmade in Kenya, these earrings are hand-stamped and cut from aluminum that has been recycled from cooking pots. The earrings hang 3 inches from hypoallergenic hooks.
Meet the Artisans
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Working with Jedando Modern Handicrafts the young men and women of Zakali Jewelry produce handmade fair trade fashion jewelry using the skills of wire work and electroplating. The project first started as a garbage collection project in the slums of Nairobi. Recycling remains very close to the heart of the project and much of the material used is reclaimed or recycled, including the cord found inside of tires, which is used to string beads. |
$ 14.00
Handmade in Kenya, these earrings are hand-stamped and cut from aluminum that has been recycled from cooking pots. The earrings hang 2.5 inches from hypoallergenic hooks.
Meet the Artisans
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Working with Jedando Modern Handicrafts the young men and women of Zakali Jewelry produce handmade fair trade fashion jewelry using the skills of wire work and electroplating. The project first started as a garbage collection project in the slums of Nairobi. Recycling remains very close to the heart of the project and much of the material used is reclaimed or recycled, including the cord found inside of tires, which is used to string beads. |
$ 39.95
The largest piece in this nativity set is approx. 8 inches tall. The set is hand carved from soapstone in Western Kenya. 12 pieces.
$ 14.00
This beaded necklace features a five swirls of electroplated copper on a single strand of colorful glass seed beads. It secures with a hook clasp and an extension chain, and measures approximately 17 inches long.
Meet the Artisans
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Working with Jedando Modern Handicrafts the young men and women of Zakali Jewelry produce handmade fair trade fashion jewelry using the skills of wire work and electroplating. The project first started as a garbage collection project in the slums of Nairobi. Recycling remains very close to the heart of the project and much of the material used is reclaimed or recycled, including the cord found inside of tires, which is used to string beads. |
$ 14.00
This beaded bracelet features six braided strands of glass seed beads. It secures with a hook clasp and an extension chain, and measures approximately 7 inches long.
Meet the Artisans
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Working with Jedando Modern Handicrafts the young men and women of Zakali Jewelry produce handmade fair trade fashion jewelry using the skills of wire work and electroplating. The project first started as a garbage collection project in the slums of Nairobi. Recycling remains very close to the heart of the project and much of the material used is reclaimed or recycled, including the cord found inside of tires, which is used to string beads. |
$ 14.99
Handmade in Kenya, these earrings feature short strands of colorful glass seed beads hung from a silverplated coil cap. The earrings hang 1.5 inches from hypoallergenic hooks.
Meet the Artisans
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Working with Jedando Modern Handicrafts the young men and women of Zakali Jewelry produce handmade fair trade fashion jewelry using the skills of wire work and electroplating. The project first started as a garbage collection project in the slums of Nairobi. Recycling remains very close to the heart of the project and much of the material used is reclaimed or recycled, including the cord found inside of tires, which is used to string beads. |
$ 14.99
Handmade in Kenya, these earrings feature short strands of colorful glass seed beads hung from a silverplated coil cap. The earrings hang 1.5 inches from hypoallergenic hooks.
Meet the Artisans
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Working with Jedando Modern Handicrafts the young men and women of Zakali Jewelry produce handmade fair trade fashion jewelry using the skills of wire work and electroplating. The project first started as a garbage collection project in the slums of Nairobi. Recycling remains very close to the heart of the project and much of the material used is reclaimed or recycled, including the cord found inside of tires, which is used to string beads. |
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Working with more than 100 individual carvers in Machakos, Kenya,Jedando Modern Handicrafts markets african handicrafts primarily made of wood and bone worldwide. Carving is a tradition in Kenya with the children learning the craft from their parents. Carved by hand using only rudimentary hand tools, olive wood bowls, salad serving sets, and animal-shaped napkin rings take shape from pieces of olive wood, mahogany, and mpingo, or "African Ebony".
