Maasai jewelry is a colorful expression of culture and identity, with every bead telling a story. The Maasai people, native to Kenya and Tanzania, have used jewelry for centuries as a mode of ...

Despite the oppression, thought to be embedded in their culture, Maasai women play an important role in the day-to-day affairs of her home and the wider community. Being the person nature has ...

"Women are only allowed to stay at home, looking after their kids and giving birth," Lakara lamented of her own culture's norms, before quickly dismissing them outright: "We are not meant to stay ...

Women in Maasai culture own nothing, they inherit nothing and live their lives clamped under the authority of men. We walk away from the compound to sit under a tree.

Maasai women showcase culture, empower local artisans through beadwork. Each of their creations carries a unique blend of vibrant colours, intricate patterns and culturally significant symbols ...

The Olorgesailie Maasai Women Artisans of Kenya have two more public events before they fly home Nov. 1. One is their final free beading workshop this Sat., Oct. 26, at MuseumLab; it runs from 1-3 ...

Intricate beadwork is a fundamental part of Maasai culture in Kenya, with one generation of women teaching the next how to turn vibrant strings of beads into jewelry.

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