Kazuri

Kazuri — the Swahili word for "small and beautiful” — started in 1975 in Nairobi as a two-woman ceramic workshop experimenting with bead making. Decades later, the enterprise trains and employs over 300 single mothers to handcraft unique beads and jewelry with a mission to create a meaningful social impact. As a fair-trade brand, Kazuri provides its employees with fair wages, healthcare, and a healthy working environment.

Kazuri supports

Community Engagement

This organization actively engages in local initiatives in the communities in which it serves.

Poverty Reduction

This brand ensures a living wage for its supply chain workers, and provides opportunities for acceleration, professional development and leadership.

Gender Advocacy

Supporting women and non-binary people by encouraging diverse leadership and creating a safe, equitable work place free from discrimination and harassment.