Kenyan Construction Household Furnishing Suppliers and Manufacturers

We are manufacturers of double wall paper cups. Very nice ones and we customize to your desired logo

Mahogany Timber

We Are selling wood logs Type afzelia africana(2) tail (3) teak Also dealing with type of Gemstone

We are selling wood logs Type. 1) afzelia africana 2) Tail 3) teak We are Also dealing with all types GEMSTONE Main suplyer of Gum Arabic un refined

Afzelia Timber

White in color from size

Woolen Kiondoo Basket.

FOB Price - USD 50 Key Specifications - these are unique and rare

High quality P.O.P. 50 kg pack.

These tote baskets made of sisal and wool of any colour mainly are 8inch, 9inch and 10 inch. We can also make a 12inch. They are colourful and soft in texture.

The 12inch height, 20inch length, 8inch width oval sisal baskets can be made in any colour. They can be used as storage baskets as well as shopping baskets. They are large enough to carry lots of produce/items, the handles are made in sisal.

The baskets are made of sisal, they are very firm to hold the logs and colourful to blend with the furniture. We make various sizes for different prices.

The basket is made of dyed sisal and a leather binding. We can make different sizes from 8inch to 16inch and in different colours. Price given is for standard size, 12inch.

The kitchen storage baskets are made in sisal, with leather handles or sisal handles. We make different sizes for different uses in the kitchen, small ones for the tomatoes, onions etc and large ones for vegetables etc. The prices shown are for small to large, we also offer wholesale prices for bulk orders.

The basket is made of sisal and soft leather. It can be used as a storage basket or a planter basket. It is colourful as different dyed sisal strands are used. The size is 12inch. The� leather patch can be used to engrave a company's name.

The French baskets are made of palm straw. we make a 12inch height size with black or brown colour handles. They are very firm and are used as shopping baskets.

We have a wide variety of baskets from small to the largest ranging from 5$ smallest to 60$ largest (individual units). We also have products that come is sets ranging from 20 - 100$

Main Material Palm Tree

The production of wood carving in Kenya is associated with the Akamba ethnic community of the arid and semi-arid eastern region of Kenya. The art of woodcarving dates back to 450 years ago. In other words, it is a perfected skill, which has been passed on from one generation to the next. The young apprentice works among the seasoned master carvers; learning all the techniques of the craft form splitting the timber to carving and hand polishing the finished forms. Many of the artisans specialize in sculpting a series of African forms, including the exotic wide range of wild animals found in Kenya and East Africa. All carvings must meet rigid standards of quality for the export market. While production norms are maintained, no two pieces are ever exactly the same. Traditionally, the women role is to sand paper the finished product as part of quality touch in terms of coming up with high quality products. The art of woodcarving as one would rightly put it is in Akamba people's blood. The carvers age range from 18-65 years. Kenya has over 60,000 highly skilled craftsmen who produce tones of woodcarvings a month. Woodcarving as an income generating activity supports about 350,000 people. The woodcarving production is by nature labor intensive. The craftsmen model each form using simple tools made from animal hide, local wood and spring steel fashioned into adzes and knives. No machinery is used in the process of transferring a tree- truck into hundreds of items both decorative and functional. The woodcarving products are very popular with the tourists visiting Kenya. Kenya's woodcarving items have over the years been exported to almost all parts of the world. The wood carvings products have not only acted as a source of income for a large number of Akamba community but have also been a commodity that has over the years earned Kenya a substantial amount of foreign exchange. This has been realized through the sale of a wide range of decorative and utility products such as the animal figures, traditional people masks, bookends, salad servers and many other items. Some of the wood that the carvers use or cut down have now come to be enlisted as endangered species and for that reason, the government has come up with stringent measure that requires planting of at least two trees for each tree fallen or cut. Besides that, the government has also put tough measures, which require issuance of license before any tree is cut or fallen down. These measures are aimed at avoiding further deforestation in Akamba arid and semi-arid areas and the entire country in general. According to the available research/statistics, the carvers need for wood account to 10% of the national consumption of hard wood.