As featured in "Immaculate Bites", Suya is a popular street food from West Africa. The ground peanuts add an authentic taste and an unmistakable flavor to the spicy blend and that is what makes it uniquely African.
I saw these sculptures on a recent trip to South Africa. I was only able to bring back one so I was very excited to find similar ones at Swahili Modern. It is not only beautiful but reminds me of a wonderful vacation.
— Jonathan F.
This table runner is a conversation starter and goes beautifully with the rest of my African art. Great craftsmanship...special thanks to Swahili Modern for making sure it got to me in the timeline I required!! Extremely happy with the product AND the customer service!
— Louisa O.
The basket is beautiful and I love it! The colors are great. It has the aroma of other woven baskets I purchased in Africa - it’s like reliving my trips! Great product - great service! Thanks!!!
— Julie M..
In the village of Diama, Senegal, a small shack houses a rudimentary medical center where residents of five surrounding villages seek medical treatment. The people of Diama have asked for our help to build an adequate medical center and improve access to health care, from childbirth to disease prevention.
Join us today to help build a medical center that will improve the lives of so many in the region where our baskets are woven.
Over the past two decades, we've worked hard to build a beneficial network of exchange between Africa and the world.
As members of the Fair Trade Federation, we adhere to business principles that empower artisans and their communities.
We love seeing our handmade African creations showcased beautifully in popular magazines and blogs.
Visit our blog to follow our work across Africa and learn more about the people who craft our products.
Crafted in the heart of the Rift Valley, The Leakey Collection's Zulugrass jewelry, Marula oil & acacia wood serving pieces uplift rural Maasai communities.
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