These bridal necklaces, inkarewa, are made of beads sewn onto a backing of leather, They consist of thick, brightly colored rings with rectangular sections that rest on the chest. Long strands of beads and cowrie shells are hung from the rectangular sections. These are among the most intricate of Maasai necklaces and require both patience and skill to create. The inkarewa are made by girls for their weddings. Like the traditional white wedding dress, it is incredibly important for them to be as beautiful as possible. Because a girl makes her own necklace, she is especially invested in the way it looks. She uses her skill and aesthetic understanding so she can show her pride and talent in an object that contributes to her beauty. For more information on Maasai brides click here (or something like that). For those who are unlikely to wear something this large, the artistry of the necklaces makes them excellent pieces to hang on a wall.
 

These necklaces are visually simple for those looking for a subtle style. They come in many different colors, each corresponding to a specific cultural meaning. They can also be decorated with beaded flags of any country you like. You can customize a belt to match!
 

These necklaces consist of beaded rings extending from beaded discs that rest on the chest of the wearer. They are made of wire and beads, with light metal discs suspended from them. These discs dance in the light and jingle lightly. As a result, the necklaces appeal to one’s sense of sound as well as sight. These necklaces are very popular with women of the Ilmolelian clan, who believe they are the most beautiful type of necklace.
 

These beaded bangles come in many colors. Wear one or ten for a distinctive style that fits your personality!
 

These bracelets are made of black leather straps that snap together. The straps are decorated with patterns of beads or flags. They can be customized to your liking and wrist size
 

Maasai clothing uses beadwork designs in ways similar to the beadwork in jewelry. Both clothing and jewelry contribute to a beautiful outfit. Clothes come in many different styles and designs, as you will see here. Any of the clothes in these pictures are available.
 

Love the beaded jewelry but not sure you’ll ever use it? Just can’t get enough of Maasai beadwork? Check out these key rings. They display the artistry of the jewelry in a form you will use everyday. Be sure to tell people where you got it!
 

Leadership tools are made of wild olive (Olea africana) wood, sanded and cut into the shape of a scepter. The tip of the tool is sanded into a tapered shape, which is very common in Maasai craftsmanship. The wood is known to be very hard and durable and symbolizes strong leadership among the Maasai. The tool is covered in patterned beadwork from which dangle metal discs on chains that jingle together. They come in many colors and can be custom made to fit your preferences. Traditionally, the colors on the leadership tools could represent the situation of a Maasai community at a specific time. Thus, if the Maasai were experiencing hardship, black would be a common color on the leadership tools. These tools can be used today as symbols of leadership as well. For example, they can be used in meetings to signify who has the right to speak.
 

These small baskets are intricately made of wire and beads and adorned with cowrie shells. The basket is covered with a lid that has two handles. A strap, usually consisting of two beaded strings that are twisted together, passes through each handle and attaches to the basket, ensuring nothing will be lost, while allowing access to the contents of the basket. Each girl creates her own design, alternating colors and designs for a completely unique creation. In the days of barter and trade, Maasai women would use the baskets to carry important objects they obtained through trade. The baskets are still used by Maasai women to carry their prized possessions when they go to the market, in the same way a handbag is used. These beautiful baskets are excellent gifts and can be used in many ways: a jewelry box, a place for a child’s treasures, a unique coin purse, candy dish, or a household decoration.
 

The belts, or moshipini, made by the girls at Maasai Education Discovery (MED) vary greatly in color and design, but are similarly made. The belts are brown or black leather with metal buckles and applied beadwork. Maasai warriors wear belts to keep their clothes in place when they are fighting. They also tie their swords onto them when they are hunting. Belts such as these allow warriors to display their pride, which is a very important value to the Maasai. The belts come in lengths from 36-46 inches and can be custom made to ensure you get what you want. Have belt made with your initials and favourite colors. Or, get a belt displaying your favourite flags. If you have a specific belt you would like decorated, you can also send it in!
 

In designing their ornaments, the Maasai use shells and beads. The ostrich egg and curie shells are the most commonly used. Here we have the finest Maasai ornaments there in the market today.
 

Traditionally the Maasai use cow skin to design their clothes and shoes. In this section we will provide you with an opportunity to purchase the finest handcrafted Maasai leather sandals fit for all occasions.
 

Maasai Canvas hand bag are made to last for a long time. This bags are designed using local available materials.