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This soap is made at Wildlife Works in their Tsabuni Kitchen. The wonderful fragrances like myrrh, jojoba, moringa, are all locally sourced and grown.
Bar of 80 grams, packaged in Elephant dung paper.
A handmade palm hat for sunny vibes on sunny days.
Available in Plain, undyed, Natural palm.
circumference
S: 20 inches
M: 22 inches
A handmade Kenyan palm weave basket. The finest shopping basket, very light and very strong. Leather handles crafted from vegetable-tanned goat leather made by our artisan groups.
M: 9 x 9 inches
L: 11 x 11 inches
XL : 13 x 13 inches
XX:: 14 x 15 inches
A handmade Kenyan palm weave basket with long flat handles crafted from vegetable-tanned goat leather made by our artisan groups.
Available in 1 size, plain natural colour.
L : 11 x 3 inches
A handmade palm tissue box to deal with all accidents or emotions.
10 x 5 x 5 inches
Made by hand by our artisans in south-eastern Kenya from a local palm called Magangachi, following traditional weaving techniques.
There are a few steps in this labour intensive process. First all the leaves are split in narrow strips. These are braided into a long wide strap. This strap is then made into a basket by coiling up the strap from the middle of the bottom of the basket, and sewn down with sisal string to itself as it gets coiled up.
The result is a very light and very strong basket made from local palm leaf, perfect for market shopping, or storing things at home.
Available in Plain Palm, Turmeric Yellow, Coral Red and Airforce Blue.
The Colourful patterned baskets are woven with the natural colour variants of the material, and patterned with strips of coloured palm, dyed in the Hadithi Dye centre.
The Plain basket will not use any commercial dyes, but will still have the natural variety of colours the natural material can show. There are natural shades of yellow green grey and beige to look out for.
Then the basket is finished by our leather craftsmen in Buguta disabled group, with round short handles made of locally and naturally tanned goat leather.
Hadithi means 'a story' in kiswahili language. Handicrafts with a story, from Tsavo, Kenya.
Made by hand by our artisans in south-eastern Kenya from a local palm called Magangachi, following traditional weaving techniques.
There are a few steps in this labour intensive process. First all the leaves are split in narrow strips. These are braided into a long wide strap. This strap is then made into a basket by coiling up the strap from the middle of the bottom of the basket, and sewn down with sisal string to itself as it gets coiled up.
The result is a very light and very strong basket made from local palm leaf, perfect for market shopping, or storing things at home.
Available in plain, Airforce blue, Coral red and Turmeric yellow.
The palm in blue red and yellow, used to pattern the sunbag, is dyed in the Hadithi Dye centre.
The Plain basket doesn't use any dyes, but will still have the natural variety of colours the natural material can show. There are natural shades of yellow green grey and beige to look out for.
Then the basket is finished by our leather craftsmen in Buguta disabled group, with round short handles made of locally and naturally tanned goat leather.
Hadithi means 'a story' in kiswahili language. Handicrafts with a story, from Tsavo, Kenya.
Maasai bracelet . leather and beads . black and white . A comfortable durable bracelet to suit your mood. One size fits all.
One of our maasai beaders designed this bracelet for you.
Our beadwork is made by the skillful hands of Maasai women. The Maasai culture is renowned for their handmade beaded jewellery.
Materials leather, glass Czech beads, sliding macrame knot with adjustable size
Size width 1 cm, length 14 cm. Adjustable strap opens to 26 cm , closes at its smallest to 15 cm
Read the stories behind the ladies and how the beading is done.
By purchasing one of our pieces of beadwork you support:
❥ A woman in a remote, dry rural part of south-east Kenya where there are very few ways to make a living. Beading means a vital income for her (and for all the 1500 women in the women groups that Hadithi now supports). The money goes a long way, especially in the dry season, when food gets scarce. Beading provides her with some financial stability, money to pay school fees and buy food.
❥ The conservation of a threatened forest and it's wildlife. When harvests fail, people turn to other ways to provide an income for the family. It is not uncommon in Tsavo that people turn to cutting trees to turn them into charcoal, or poaching wildlife in the area. An income for beading is the alternative we can offer.
❥ And of course, to keep the beautiful ancient tradition of Maasai beading part of the present and the future!
Your little safari friend, dressed in the vibrant colours of african fabrics. Handcrafted by the Buguta Disabled group.
The safari animal collection is crafted by the Buguta disabled group. In the village called Buguta, their sowing workshop provides 5 women with a stable income. Other members of Buguta disabled group are basket weavers (all members of the group are mothers of disabled children, or disabled themselves). They thrive under the kind and careful lead of mama Leah, in a wheelchair herself. Note, all the real safari animals can be found in the wild nearby!
Material 100% cotton traditional kitenge or khanga fabric, polyester stuffing.
Measures 12 by 28 cm, medium
Your little safari friend, dressed in the vibrant colours of african fabrics. Handcrafted by the Buguta Disabled group.
The safari animal collection is crafted by the Buguta disabled group. In the village called Buguta, their sowing workshop provides 5 women with a stable income. Other members of Buguta disabled group are basket weavers (all members of the group are mothers of disabled children, or disabled themselves). They thrive under the kind and careful lead of mama Leah, in a wheelchair herself. Note, all the real safari animals can be found in the wild nearby!
Material 100% cotton traditional kitenge or khanga fabric, polyester stuffing.
Measures 9 by 18 cm, medium
Kindly note:
The animals have not been tested for suitability for young children, however, they do not contain any buttons or removable parts.
❥ read the story of buguta disabled group
Read the stories behind the buguta disabled group and their crafts.
By purchasing one of our animals you support:
❥ A woman in a remote, dry rural part of south-east Kenya where there are very few ways to make a living. Her sowing means a vital income for her (and for all the 1500 women in the women groups that Hadithi now supports). The money goes a long way, especially in the dry season, when she as a farmer often fails to produce enough harvest to even meet her families basic needs. The sowing workshop provides her with some financial stability, money to pay school fees and buy food.
❥ The conservation of a threatened forest and it's wildlife. When harvests fail, people turn to other ways to provide an income for the family. It is not uncommon in Tsavo that people turn to cutting trees to turn them into charcoal, or poaching wildlife in the area. An income for crafts is the alternative we can offer.
Your little safari friend, dressed in the vibrant colours of african fabrics. Handcrafted by the Buguta Disabled group.
The safari animal collection is crafted by the Buguta disabled group. In the village called Buguta, their sowing workshop provides 5 women with a stable income. Other members of Buguta disabled group are basket weavers (all members of the group are mothers of disabled children, or disabled themselves). They thrive under the kind and careful lead of mama Leah, in a wheelchair herself. Note, all the real safari animals can be found in the wild nearby!
Material 100% cotton traditional kitenge or khanga fabric, polyester stuffing.
Measures 8 by 13 cm
Kindly note:
The animals have not been tested for suitability for young children, however, they do not contain any buttons or removable parts.
Read the stories behind the buguta disabled group and their crafts.
By purchasing one of our animals you support:
❥ A woman in a remote, dry rural part of south-east Kenya where there are very few ways to make a living. Her sowing means a vital income for her (and for all the 1500 women in the women groups that Hadithi now supports). The money goes a long way, especially in the dry season, when she as a farmer often fails to produce enough harvest to even meet her families basic needs. The sowing workshop provides her with some financial stability, money to pay school fees and buy food.
❥ The conservation of a threatened forest and it's wildlife. When harvests fail, people turn to other ways to provide an income for the family. It is not uncommon in Tsavo that people turn to cutting trees to turn them into charcoal, or poaching wildlife in the area. An income for crafts is the alternative we can offer.
Your little safari friend, dressed in the vibrant colours of african fabrics. Handcrafted by the Buguta Disabled group.
The safari animal collection is crafted by the Buguta disabled group. In the village called Buguta, their sowing workshop provides 5 women with a stable income. Other members of Buguta disabled group are basket weavers (all members of the group are mothers of disabled children, or disabled themselves). They thrive under the kind and careful lead of mama Leah, in a wheelchair herself. Note, all the real safari animals can be found in the wild nearby!
Material 100% cotton traditional kitenge or khanga fabric, polyester stuffing.
Measures 13 by 21 cm, medium
Kindly note:
The animals have not been tested for suitability for young children, however, they do not contain any buttons or removable parts.
❥ read the story of buguta disabled group
Read the stories behind the buguta disabled group and their crafts.
By purchasing one of our animals you support:
❥ A woman in a remote, dry rural part of south-east Kenya where there are very few ways to make a living. Her sowing means a vital income for her (and for all the 1500 women in the women groups that Hadithi now supports). The money goes a long way, especially in the dry season, when she as a farmer often fails to produce enough harvest to even meet her families basic needs. The sowing workshop provides her with some financial stability, money to pay school fees and buy food.
❥ The conservation of a threatened forest and it's wildlife. When harvests fail, people turn to other ways to provide an income for the family. It is not uncommon in Tsavo that people turn to cutting trees to turn them into charcoal, or poaching wildlife in the area. An income for crafts is the alternative we can offer.
Set of 8 single sided greeting cards, made from eco-friendly elephant dung paper, crafted by the artisans of Neema Women's Group.
The cards are cut from an A3 design screenprinted at Wildlife Works eco-factory.
6.3 x 4.3 inches
Practical weave basket: useful and stylish in every room of your home.
We introduce the Connie design in our Summer colours. Connie baskets have the flair and power of stylish bold lines.
L: 11 x 11"
M: 9 x 9'’
S: 7 x 7"
XS: 5 x 5"
When you order our Creative Design, you order baskets per colourgroup and size, and allow each basket to different, with its own unique pattern and design. With our creative designs we promote the creative freedom for our artisans and celebrate their unique artistry!
L: 11 x 11"
M: 9 x 9'’
S: 7 x 7"
Xs: 5 x 5"
XXS: 3 x 3'’
For 2026 we introduce our fresh and charming Dotty design.
These sisal baskets for home are available in 4 sizes and 5 colours.
L: 11 x 11"
M: 9 x 9'’
S: 7 x 7"
Xs: 5 x 5"
XXS: 3 x 3'’
A set of two placemats, woven by our Hadithi artisans from practical sisal twine. A looser weave as a cheaper alternative to our fineweave placemats.
Size: 12 “ diameter
A comfortable durable bracelet to suit your mood. One size fits all.
One of our maasai beaders designed this bracelet for you.
Our beadwork is made by the skillful hands of Maasai women. The Maasai culture is renowned for their handmade beaded jewellery.
Materials leather, glass Czech beads, sliding macrame knot with adjustable size
Size width 1 cm, length 14 cm. Adjustable strap opens to 26 cm , closes at its smallest to 15 cm
Read the stories behind the ladies and how the beading is done.
By purchasing one of our pieces of beadwork you support:
❥ A woman in a remote, dry rural part of south-east Kenya where there are very few ways to make a living. Beading means a vital income for her (and for all the 1500 women in the women groups that Hadithi now supports). The money goes a long way, especially in the dry season, when food gets scarce. Beading provides her with some financial stability, money to pay school fees and buy food.
❥ The conservation of a threatened forest and it's wildlife. When harvests fail, people turn to other ways to provide an income for the family. It is not uncommon in Tsavo that people turn to cutting trees to turn them into charcoal, or poaching wildlife in the area. An income for beading is the alternative we can offer.
❥ And of course, to keep the beautiful ancient tradition of Maasai beading part of the present and the future!
A beautiful and durable keychain to brighten every day.
Our keychains are designed to be your colourful companion to find your keys with ease.
These cute keychains are decorative testaments to the craftsmanship passed down through generations of Maasai women. The Maasai culture is renowned for their handmade beaded jewellery.
Handcrafted by skilled female artisans from Tsavo, our keychains are our free and colourful interpretations of a selection of majestic creatures you find in Kenya.
These are small items with a big impact, perfect for those who value handmade, ethical products with a purpose. Carry the story of Hadithi with you wherever you go!
Our keychains are proudly ethically handcrafted, certified by NEST seal of Ethical Handicraft.
Materials leather, glass Czech beads.
Size for the palm of your hand
Read the stories behind the ladies and how the beading is done.
All Hadithi Crafts beadwork is made by artisan groups certified under the NEST Seal of Ethical Handicraft! Read more about the impact.
By purchasing one of our keychains you support:
❥ A woman in a remote, dry rural part of south-east Kenya where there are very few ways to make a living. Beading means a vital income for her (and for all the 1900 artisans in the women groups that Hadithi now supports). The money goes a long way, especially in the dry season, when food gets scarce. Beading provides her with some financial stability, money to pay school fees and buy food.
❥ The conservation of a threatened forest and its wildlife. When harvests fail, people turn to other ways to provide an income for the family. It is not uncommon in Tsavo that people turn to cutting trees to turn them into charcoal, or poaching wildlife in the area. An income for beading is the alternative we can offer.
❥ And of course, you help to keep the beautiful ancient tradition of Maasai beading part of the present and the future!
A beautiful and durable keychain to brighten every day.
Our keychains are designed to be your colourful companion to find your keys with ease.
These cute keychains are decorative testaments to the craftsmanship passed down through generations of Maasai women. The Maasai culture is renowned for their handmade beaded jewellery.
Handcrafted by skilled female artisans from Tsavo, our keychains are our free and colourful interpretations of a selection of majestic creatures you find in Kenya.
These are small items with a big impact, perfect for those who value handmade, ethical products with a purpose. Carry the story of Hadithi with you wherever you go!
Our keychains are proudly ethically handcrafted, certified by NEST seal of Ethical Handicraft.
Materials leather, glass Czech beads.
Size for the palm of your hand
Read the stories behind the ladies and how the beading is done.
All Hadithi Crafts beadwork is made by artisan groups certified under the NEST Seal of Ethical Handicraft! Read more about the impact.
By purchasing one of our keychains you support:
❥ A woman in a remote, dry rural part of south-east Kenya where there are very few ways to make a living. Beading means a vital income for her (and for all the 1900 artisans in the women groups that Hadithi now supports). The money goes a long way, especially in the dry season, when food gets scarce. Beading provides her with some financial stability, money to pay school fees and buy food.
❥ The conservation of a threatened forest and its wildlife. When harvests fail, people turn to other ways to provide an income for the family. It is not uncommon in Tsavo that people turn to cutting trees to turn them into charcoal, or poaching wildlife in the area. An income for beading is the alternative we can offer.
❥ And of course, you help to keep the beautiful ancient tradition of Maasai beading part of the present and the future!
100% cotton colourful African fabric (kanga or kitenge), embroidered, polyester stuffing. Sewn using a Funky Friends Pattern by Buguta Disabled group.
S: 4 x 3.5 Inches
M: 6 x 5 Inches
L: 12 x 11 inches
Introducing Hadithi Crafts Spring Summer Block design baskets.
Our handmade baskets effortlessly complement any room in your home. Embrace the rich tradition of basket weaving as our talented artisans explore their creative freedom to tell their own captivating basket stories. From rolling their own sisal twine to weaving every intricate detail, each basket is a testament to the craftsmanship and dedication of the artisans head and heart.
To add a personal touch, the weaver sews a cardboard piece with her name, ensuring a connection between you and the artisan behind your basket.
The shades of blue and yellow sisal for this basket are dyed in the Hadithi Dye centre.
Our Block design is available in 5 sizes:
XX-Small 3x3 inch
X-Small 5x5 inch
Small 7x7 inch
Medium 9x9 inch
Large 11x11 inch
Hadithi means 'a story' in kiswahili language. Handicrafts with a story, from Tsavo, Kenya.
Introducing the practical weave sisal baskets from Hadithi Crafts.
Our handmade baskets effortlessly complement any room in your home. Embrace the rich tradition of basket weaving as our talented artisans explore their creative freedom to tell their own captivating basket stories. From rolling their own sisal twine to weaving every intricate detail, each basket is a testament to the craftsmanship and dedication of the artisans head and heart.
Available in 5 sizes and 4 colours: Yellow, red, Blue and Black.
To add a personal touch, the weaver sews a cardboard piece with her name, ensuring a connection between you and the artisan behind your basket.
The shades of blue, red and yellow colours are dyed in the Hadithi Dye centre.
All other colours, including the black, are obtained with natural dye, using soil or the bark of a trees.
XX-Small 3x3 inch
X-Small 5x5 inch
Small 7x7 inch
Medium 9x9 inch
Large 11x11 inch
Hadithi means 'a story' in kiswahili language. Handicrafts with a story, from Tsavo, Kenya.
Introducing the practical weave sisal baskets from Hadithi Crafts.
Our handmade baskets effortlessly complement any room in your home. Embrace the rich tradition of basket weaving as our talented artisans explore their creative freedom to tell their own captivating basket stories. From rolling their own sisal twine to weaving every intricate detail, each basket is a testament to the craftsmanship and dedication of the artisans head and heart.
Available in 5 sizes and 4 colours: Turmeric, Coral, Airforce and Natural Black.
To add a personal touch, the weaver sews a cardboard piece with her name, ensuring a connection between you and the artisan behind your basket.
The shades of blue, red and yellow colours are dyed in the Hadithi Dye centre.
All other colours, including the black, are obtained with natural dye, using soil or the bark of a trees.
XX-Small 3x3 inch
X-Small 5x5 inch
Small 7x7 inch
Medium 9x9 inch
Large 11x11 inch
Hadithi means 'a story' in kiswahili language. Handicrafts with a story, from Tsavo, Kenya.
Introducing the Sisal Floor baskets from Hadithi Crafts. This is a practical basket with sisal handles, a new shape from our 2025 Spring Summer Collection!
Our handmade baskets effortlessly complement any room in your home. Embrace the rich tradition of basket weaving as our talented artisans tell their captivating basket stories. From rolling their own sisal twine to weaving every intricate detail, each basket is a testament to the craftsmanship and dedication of the artisans head and heart.
Available in 3 sizes and 4 colours: Turmeric Yellow, Coral Red, Airforce Blue and Natural Black.
To add a personal touch, the weaver sews a cardboard piece with her name, ensuring a connection between you and the artisan behind your basket.
The shades of blue, red and yellow colours are dyed in the Hadithi Dye centre. All other colours, including the black, are obtained with natural dye, using soil or the tree bark.
Medium 11x6 inch
Large 13x8 inch
X-Large 15x10 inch
Hadithi means 'a story' in kiswahili language. Handicrafts with a story, from Tsavo, Kenya.
Introducing the Sisal Floor baskets from Hadithi Crafts. This is a practical basket with sisal handles, a new shape from our 2025 Spring Summer Collection!
Our handmade baskets effortlessly complement any room in your home. Embrace the rich tradition of basket weaving as our talented artisans explore their creative freedom to tell their own captivating basket stories. From rolling their own sisal twine to weaving every intricate detail, each basket is a testament to the craftsmanship and dedication of the artisans head and heart.
Available in 3 sizes and 4 colours: Turmeric Yellow, Coral Red, Airforce Blue and Natural Black.
To add a personal touch, the weaver sews a cardboard piece with her name, ensuring a connection between you and the artisan behind your basket.
The shades of blue, red and yellow colours are dyed in the Hadithi Dye centre. All other colours, including the black, are obtained with natural dye, using soil or the bark of a trees.
Medium 11x6 inch
Large 13x8 inch
X-Large 15x10 inch
Hadithi means 'a story' in kiswahili language. Handicrafts with a story, from Tsavo, Kenya.
Introducing the handmade sisal tray basket from Hadithi Crafts. A beautiful and handy companion in the kitchen as display and storage for your bread and fruit.
Available in two sizes and four colours: Turmeric Yellow, Coral Red, Airforce Blue, and Natural Black.
The shades of beige, and black colours are obtained with natural dye, using soil or the bark of trees.
The yellow, red and blue sisal are dyed in the Hadithi Dye Centre.
Available in two sizes:
Tray Basket Small 3x8 inch
Tray Basket Large 3x11 inch
To add a personal touch, the weaver sews a cardboard piece with her name, ensuring a connection between you and the artisan behind your basket.
Hadithi means 'a story' in kiswahili language. Handicrafts with a story, from Tsavo, Kenya.
Introducing the handmade sisal tray basket from Hadithi Crafts. A beautiful and handy companion in the kitchen as display and storage for your bread and fruit.
Available in two sizes and four colours: Turmeric Yellow, Coral Red, Airforce Blue, and Natural Black.
The shades of beige and black colours are obtained with natural dye, using soil or the bark of trees.
The yellow, red and blue sisal are dyed in the Hadithi Dye Centre.
Available in two sizes:
Tray Basket Small 3x8 inch
Tray Basket Large 3x11 inch
To add a personal touch, the weaver sews a cardboard piece with her name, ensuring a connection between you and the artisan behind your basket.
Hadithi means 'a story' in kiswahili language. Handicrafts with a story, from Tsavo, Kenya.
A tray-shaped basket woven in a practical weave is a versatile and functional item that can serve bread, fruit, and so much more.
L: 11 x 3"
S: 8 x 3"
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