Eastleigh community centre aims at restoring lost hope to the less fortunate through ensuring sustainable livelihood to enable them live responsibly and with dignity. These ceramic bead products are handmade from stoneware clay, fired and hand painted by valnerable refugee women.
They are then marketed and sold through exhibitions in Sarit Center, Yaya centre, and even Mombasa. They are also sold to people who visit the centre.
They are then marketed and sold through exhibitions in Sarit Center, Yaya centre, and even Mombasa. They are also sold to people who visit the centre.
The refugee women produce neclesses, earrings and bracelets.They come in all sizes and colour according to your taste, they last long and the prices are also reasonable.
 The tree like-figure holding earrings looks stunning and attractive to the eyes. The necklesses too hanging on the display makes one feel like grabbing all of them!  Laura and patrick very busy selecting earrings for a client in the pottery display. |
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