Hadithi Line
Felted Bird Charms
$15.00 USD
We are proud to introduce our Little Bee eater.
Handmade from wool and hand-dyed in our Dye Centre, this felted bee-eater charm is inspired by the colorful birdlife of Tsavo. Carefully needle-felted by skilled Hadithi artisans, each piece is so detailed.
Finished with a loop for use as a bag charm or decorative accent, it adds a playful touch of color and storytelling to everyday items.
2 x 5"
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Felted Bird Charms
$15.00 USD
We are proud to introduce our Little Bee eater.
Handmade from wool and hand-dyed in our Dye Centre, this felted bee-eater charm is inspired by the colorful birdlife of Tsavo. Carefully needle-felted by skilled Hadithi artisans, each piece is so detailed.
Finished with a loop for use as a bag charm or decorative accent, it adds a playful touch of color and storytelling to everyday items.
2 x 5"
Buying for resale? This product is part of our wholesale catalogue for stockists — shops, hotels, and lodges ordering in bulk. Email sales@hadithicrafts.com and we'll talk you through ordering, pricing and delivery times.
Each Hadithi piece is made by hand using natural materials. With a little care, it will last for many years and age beautifully.
- All pieces are handmade, so slight variations are part of their character.
- Natural fibres may change slightly over time — this is part of how they age.
- With regular use and care, your piece will remain both functional and beautiful.
Read the full guide here.
international shipments made with DHL express, 10 day estimated delivery time. Keep an eye out on email for potential messages from DHL.
Flat shipping fees apply
30$ Shipment contains only accessories and small items
60$ Shipment contains one or more medium or large basket
90$ Shipment contains one or more X-large basket
You can fill up your shipment with smaller items without any added shipment fees!
From the Landscapes of Tsavo
Based in the Tsavo region of Kenya, Hadithi works with women artisans who create handcrafted pieces using natural fibres and traditional skills. The surrounding wild spaces and environment shape both the materials and the process.