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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"
This meaningful charm is handmade using snare beads—crafted from metal wire once used by poachers to trap wildlife—combined with a vibrant Kazuri ceramic bead. Poaching is illegal in Kenya, and unarmed rangers from Wildlife Workspatrol protected land in the Tsavo ecosystem, removing snares from the landscape.
The recovered snares are brought to headquarters and transformed by Hadithi artisans into charming keychains and metal charms. Each piece helps disarm poachers, supports wildlife conservation, and provides a sustainable livelihood for artisans—turning a tool of harm into a symbol of hope.
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!
Handcrafted from natural sisal fibres and finished with a vibrant Kazuri ceramic bead, this tassel charm brings texture, colour, and Kenyan craftsmanship together. Lightweight and versatile, it can be used as a bag charm, key ring, or decorative accent, adding a playful pop of colour to everyday items.
3 x 2"
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!
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!
Popular prints made from eco-friendly elephant dung paper, crafted by the artisans of the Neema Women's Group.
A3 size screenprinted at Wildlife Works eco-factory.
sizE A3
11.7 x 16.5 in
A durable and handy keychain from Hadithi Crafts.
Our strong soft and souple wrist strap keychain is designed to be your most handy companion.
Some super handy features:
- Hands free to carry your bags, your key will sit securely on your wrist!
- you can easily click it onto any loop in your handbag.
- You can easily clip other keys on and off
Once you start using this strap you will never want to go without it!
Our beadwork is made by the skillful hands of Maasai women. The Maasai culture is renowned for their handmade beaded jewellery.
Materials leather, brass, glass Czech beads.
Size 20 cm loop to slip around your wrist
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 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!
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