Opened 18 years ago, now is a major attraction for tourists coming to Kenya. 25 miles from the city centre and views of the Ngong Hills. Utamaduni showcases arts and craft from artists from all over Kenya. A portopn of profits is donated to Kenyan wildlife.

The magical ambience of the place is peppered with sculptures, animals and secret mosaic pathways which lead to niches of busy artisans all transforming recycled glass and scraps of other materials into beautiful artworks, jewellery and home ware.

Leather with beadwork (accessories & clothes) designer.

A well respected firm in the gem industry.

Maasai Collections was started under an acacia tree in the Great Rift Valley of Kenya, by a small group of Maasai women, and myself. Living amongst the Maasai, I was riveted by their graceful beauty, design sensibility and sophisticated beadwork.

Bags and accessories are made just outside Nairobi, to the same exacting specification as the luxury safari tents that made our name. Shops in the village market, Lenana Forest centre, the Junction and Diani beach.

Bronze statues and monuments.

Offering products made from natural materials, such as banana leaves, Kenyan cotton, hand spun Kenyan wool, environmentally managed timber, bone, and natural Kenyan soap stone.

A showroom for best handicrafts, pottery, home decor, jewelry, accessories and much more in Kenya. Close to 200 vendors and consignees showcasing their fabulous products.