Heritage Craft Skill of Basketry in Kenya

Basketry in Kenya is one of the country’s oldest and most widespread craft traditions, with roots stretching back centuries. Across the nation, more than a dozen communities including the Kamba, Kikuyu, Luo, Maasai, Taita, Somali, Luhya, and Pokot, each community developing its own distinctive weaving techniques, motifs, and styles.

Beadwork in Kenya: Culture, Craft and Community

The art of beadwork holds a place of deep cultural, social, and artistic significance in Kenya. Across the country, many communities including the Maasai, Samburu, Turkana, Pokot, Rendille, and Kikuyu tribes have practiced beadwork for generations.

TUJIKUZE AT FUTURE FABRICS EXPO 2025

Tujikuze is proud to take part in this year’s Future Fabrics Expo 2025, taking place from June 24th to 25th and organised by The Sustainable Angle in London. This marks Tujikuze’s first appearance at FFE as part of the Ethical Fashion Initiative’s (EFI) network of social enterprises.

KARL LAGERFELD X AMBER VALLETTA – SS 2025 PRODUCED WITH EFI

Building on the spirit of collaboration, the Maison KARL LAGERFELD and its Sustainability Ambassador, Amber Valletta, are proud to introduce a limited-edition tote bag made from fabrics handwoven in Burkina Faso and crafted in Kenya with the Ethical Fashion Initiative (EFI).

Launching Hands Of Fashion: A Brand By the Artisans of the Ethical Fashion Initiative

Hands Of Fashion is a new story about the luxury of time – led and co-owned by its guardians: the Artisans.