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The bowls (small) are handmade by Kisi stonemasons from the Tabaka village area, which is the only place in Kenya where the stone called talc is mined.

The bowls are bought directly from their producers and delivered straight to our e-shop, i.e., without intermediaries. Profits from the sale of these products will be used to fund the development of the Island of Hope Community Center on Rusinga Island in Lake Victoria, Kenya.

The bowls (small) are handmade by Kisi stonemasons from the Tabaka village area, which is the only place in Kenya where the stone called talc is mined.

The bowls are bought directly from their producers and delivered straight to our e-shop, i.e., without intermediaries. Profits from the sale of these products will be used to fund the development of the Island of Hope Community Center on Rusinga Island in Lake Victoria, Kenya.

The bowls (small) are handmade by Kisi stonemasons from the Tabaka village area, which is the only place in Kenya where the stone called talc is mined.

The bowls are bought directly from their producers and delivered straight to our e-shop, i.e., without intermediaries. Profits from the sale of these products will be used to fund the development of the Island of Hope Community Center on Rusinga Island in Lake Victoria, Kenya.

The bowls (small) are handmade by Kisi stonemasons from the Tabaka village area, which is the only place in Kenya where the stone called talc is mined.

The bowls are bought directly from their producers and delivered straight to our e-shop, i.e., without intermediaries. Profits from the sale of these products will be used to fund the development of the Island of Hope Community Center on Rusinga Island in Lake Victoria, Kenya.

The bowls (small) are handmade by Kisi stonemasons from the Tabaka village area, which is the only place in Kenya where the stone called talc is mined.

The bowls are bought directly from their producers and delivered straight to our e-shop, i.e., without intermediaries. Profits from the sale of these products will be used to fund the development of the Island of Hope Community Center on Rusinga Island in Lake Victoria, Kenya.

The bowls (small) are handmade by Kisi stonemasons from the Tabaka village area, which is the only place in Kenya where the stone called talc is mined.

The bowls are bought directly from their producers and delivered straight to our e-shop, i.e., without intermediaries. Profits from the sale of these products will be used to fund the development of the Island of Hope Community Center on Rusinga Island in Lake Victoria, Kenya.

The bowls (small) are handmade by Kisi stonemasons from the Tabaka village area, which is the only place in Kenya where the stone called talc is mined.

The bowls are bought directly from their producers and delivered straight to our e-shop, i.e., without intermediaries. Profits from the sale of these products will be used to fund the development of the Island of Hope Community Center on Rusinga Island in Lake Victoria, Kenya.

The bowls (small) are handmade by Kisi stonemasons from the Tabaka village area, which is the only place in Kenya where the stone called talc is mined.

The bowls are bought directly from their producers and delivered straight to our e-shop, i.e., without intermediaries. Profits from the sale of these products will be used to fund the development of the Island of Hope Community Center on Rusinga Island in Lake Victoria, Kenya.

The bowls (small) are handmade by Kisi stonemasons from the Tabaka village area, which is the only place in Kenya where the stone called talc is mined.

The bowls are bought directly from their producers and delivered straight to our e-shop, i.e., without intermediaries. Profits from the sale of these products will be used to fund the development of the Island of Hope Community Center on Rusinga Island in Lake Victoria, Kenya.

The bowls (small) are handmade by Kisi stonemasons from the Tabaka village area, which is the only place in Kenya where the stone called talc is mined.

The bowls are bought directly from their producers and delivered straight to our e-shop, i.e., without intermediaries. Profits from the sale of these products will be used to fund the development of the Island of Hope Community Center on Rusinga Island in Lake Victoria, Kenya.

The bowls (small) are handmade by Kisi stonemasons from the Tabaka village area, which is the only place in Kenya where the stone called talc is mined.

The bowls are bought directly from their producers and delivered straight to our e-shop, i.e., without intermediaries. Profits from the sale of these products will be used to fund the development of the Island of Hope Community Center on Rusinga Island in Lake Victoria, Kenya.

The bowls (small) are handmade by Kisi stonemasons from the Tabaka village area, which is the only place in Kenya where the stone called talc is mined.

The bowls are bought directly from their producers and delivered straight to our e-shop, i.e., without intermediaries. Profits from the sale of these products will be used to fund the development of the Island of Hope Community Center on Rusinga Island in Lake Victoria, Kenya.

The bowls (small) are handmade by Kisi stonemasons from the Tabaka village area, which is the only place in Kenya where the stone called talc is mined.

The bowls are bought directly from their producers and delivered straight to our e-shop, i.e., without intermediaries. Profits from the sale of these products will be used to fund the development of the Island of Hope Community Center on Rusinga Island in Lake Victoria, Kenya.

The bowls (small) are handmade by Kisi stonemasons from the Tabaka village area, which is the only place in Kenya where the stone called talc is mined.

The bowls are bought directly from their producers and delivered straight to our e-shop, i.e., without intermediaries. Profits from the sale of these products will be used to fund the development of the Island of Hope Community Center on Rusinga Island in Lake Victoria, Kenya.

The bowls (small) are handmade by Kisi stonemasons from the Tabaka village area, which is the only place in Kenya where the stone called talc is mined.

The bowls are bought directly from their producers and delivered straight to our e-shop, i.e., without intermediaries. Profits from the sale of these products will be used to fund the development of the Island of Hope Community Center on Rusinga Island in Lake Victoria, Kenya.

The bowls (small) are handmade by Kisi stonemasons from the Tabaka village area, which is the only place in Kenya where the stone called talc is mined.

The bowls are bought directly from their producers and delivered straight to our e-shop, i.e., without intermediaries. Profits from the sale of these products will be used to fund the development of the Island of Hope community center on Rusinga Island in Lake Victoria, Kenya.

Dish is made by masons from the Kisi tribe from the area of the village of Tabaka, which is the only place in Kenya where the mined rock called talc from which the mask is made.These masons trained women from our community (Luo tribe) on the Rusinga Island how dishes further process, smooth, color, decorate and brighten. They supply us therefore rough semi-finished products which women from the Island of Hope finishes. Each piece made by them is original.

Dish is made by masons from the Kisi tribe from the area of the village of Tabaka, which is the only place in Kenya where the mined rock called talc from which the mask is made.These masons trained women from our community (Luo tribe) on the Rusinga Island how dishes further process, smooth, color, decorate and brighten. They supply us therefore rough semi-finished products which women from the Island of Hope finishes. Each piece made by them is original.

Bowl is made by masons from the Kisi tribe from the area of the village of Tabaka, which is the only place in Kenya where the mined rock called talc from which the mask is made.These masons trained women from our community (Luo tribe) on the Rusinga Island how bowls further process, smooth, color, decorate and brighten. They supply us therefore rough semi-finished products which women from the Island of Hope finishes. Each piece made by them is original.

Bowl is made by masons from the Kisi tribe from the area of the village of Tabaka, which is the only place in Kenya where the mined rock called talc from which the mask is made.These masons trained women from our community (Luo tribe) on the Rusinga Island how bowls further process, smooth, color, decorate and brighten. They supply us therefore rough semi-finished products which women from the Island of Hope finishes. Each piece made by them is original.

Bowl is made by masons from the Kisi tribe from the area of the village of Tabaka, which is the only place in Kenya where the mined rock called talc from which the mask is made.These masons trained women from our community (Luo tribe) on the Rusinga Island how bowls further process, smooth, color, decorate and brighten. They supply us therefore rough semi-finished products which women from the Island of Hope finishes. Each piece made by them is original.

Bowl is made by masons from the Kisi tribe from the area of the village of Tabaka, which is the only place in Kenya where the mined rock called talc from which the mask is made.These masons trained women from our community (Luo tribe) on the Rusinga Island how bowls further process, smooth, color, decorate and brighten. They supply us therefore rough semi-finished products which women from the Island of Hope finishes. Each piece made by them is original.

Bowl is made by masons from the Kisi tribe from the area of the village of Tabaka, which is the only place in Kenya where the mined rock called talc from which the mask is made.These masons trained women from our community (Luo tribe) on the Rusinga Island how bowls further process, smooth, color, decorate and brighten. They supply us therefore rough semi-finished products which women from the Island of Hope finishes. Each piece made by them is original.

Bowl is made by masons from the Kisi tribe from the area of the village of Tabaka, which is the only place in Kenya where the mined rock called talc from which the mask is made.These masons trained women from our community (Luo tribe) on the Rusinga Island how bowls further process, smooth, color, decorate and brighten. They supply us therefore rough semi-finished products which women from the Island of Hope finishes. Each piece made by them is original.

Bowl is made by masons from the Kisi tribe from the area of the village of Tabaka, which is the only place in Kenya where the mined rock called talc from which the mask is made.These masons trained women from our community (Luo tribe) on the Rusinga Island how bowls further process, smooth, color, decorate and brighten. They supply us therefore rough semi-finished products which women from the Island of Hope finishes. Each piece made by them is original.

Bowl is made by masons from the Kisi tribe from the area of the village of Tabaka, which is the only place in Kenya where the mined rock called talc from which the mask is made.These masons trained women from our community (Luo tribe) on the Rusinga Island how bowls further process, smooth, color, decorate and brighten. They supply us therefore rough semi-finished products which women from the Island of Hope finishes. Each piece made by them is original.

Bowl is made by masons from the Kisi tribe from the area of the village of Tabaka, which is the only place in Kenya where the mined rock called talc from which the mask is made.These masons trained women from our community (Luo tribe) on the Rusinga Island how bowls further process, smooth, color, decorate and brighten. They supply us therefore rough semi-finished products which women from the Island of Hope finishes. Each piece made by them is original.

Bowl is made by masons from the Kisi tribe from the area of the village of Tabaka, which is the only place in Kenya where the mined rock called talc from which the mask is made.These masons trained women from our community (Luo tribe) on the Rusinga Island how bowls further process, smooth, color, decorate and brighten. They supply us therefore rough semi-finished products which women from the Island of Hope finishes. Each piece made by them is original.

The products are handmade by masons from Kisi tribe from the area of ​​the village of Tabaka, which is the only place in Kenya where a rock called talc is mined. It is purchased directly from the manufacturer and imported into our e-shop, that means without intermediaries. Profit from the sale will be used to finance the development of a community center Island of Hope on Rusinga Island by Lake Victoria in Kenya.

By buying these products you make happy not only yourselves or your loved ones, but you also help us to give children from Kenya hope for a better future.