Give your keys a very special new home with this distinctly Kenyan keychain inspired by dance. Featuring colorful ceramic beads skillfully handcrafted and hand-painted by female artisans in Nairobi, every Kazuri keychain is unique and makes a thoughtful gift for just about any occasion while creating a positive social impact.
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Dancing Keychain - Blue & Camel
by Kazuri
$25.00
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Editor's Note
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Features & Details
- Material: Ceramic Beads
- Dimensions: Body L4 x W4 in - Chain L2.5 in
- Country of origin: Kenya
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Shipping & Returns
Shipping PolicyWe currently only ship to Canada and the US (except PO boxes, APO/FPO and US Territories).
Your order will be shipped DDP (Delivery Duty Paid) so that you don't have to pay extra fees upon delivery. Please allow 2-6 business days for delivery from receipt of tracking. Add 5 business days for shipments to Canada.
Return PolicyWe hope you’ll love your purchase. In case you need to make a return, you have 30 days to send eligible items back to us. Contact us at care@goodeeworld.com to initiate a return request.
Please see our Shipping & Return Policy for further details and rates.
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Supported Causes
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Community EngagementThis organization includes employees in company operations, management decisions and supply chain, as well as participates actively in local initiatives.
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Gender AdvocacyThis company supports women by encouraging female leadership and creating a safe, equitable work environment free from gender-based discrimination and harassment.
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Poverty ReductionThis brand ensures a living wage for its supply chain workers, while also providing opportunities for acceleration, professional development and leadership.
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Supported Causes
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Community Engagement
This organization includes employees in company operations, management decisions and supply chain, as well as participates actively in local initiatives.
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Gender Advocacy
This company supports women by encouraging female leadership and creating a safe, equitable work environment free from gender-based discrimination and harassment.
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Poverty Reduction
This brand ensures a living wage for its supply chain workers, while also providing opportunities for acceleration, professional development and leadership.
Goodee Presents
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.
