Honey on the Hill is a beautiful boutique on a pretty little cobbled hill in Frome, Somerset, UK
Honey on the Hill is a beautiful boutique on a pretty little cobbled hill in Frome, Somerset, UK
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Lightweight Earrings - Kabisa
Lightweight Earrings - Kabisa
Lightweight Earrings - Kabisa
Lightweight Earrings - Kabisa
Lightweight Earrings - Kabisa
Lightweight Earrings - Kabisa
Lightweight Earrings - Kabisa
Lightweight Earrings - Kabisa
Kabisa

Lightweight Earrings - Kabisa

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Lightweight, big earrings that give a wonderful splash of colour to any outfit. Handmade in Kenya and Tanzania by the talented tailors and trainee tailors who use the off-cuts from our other goodies to create these gorgeous earrings.

Please note this is for a single pair of earrings only, the design sent will be chosen at random. If you have a preference then please let us know and we will try to accommodate your request but cannot guarantee which design you will receive.

Material: Cotton, ear wire.

Diameter: approximately 4.5 - 5cm.



Launched in 2018 as a social enterprise by founder Victoria, our aim is to promote and market a beautiful collection of high-quality crafts and homeware made by East African women’s groups. Kabisa and the women’s groups work collaboratively so as to increase fairly traded sales on a wider scale. The world over, financial independence for women enables choices and therefore, liberation and empowerment.

As in any language, the meaning of a word varies greatly depending on its context. ‘Kabisa’ is a term of acknowledgment, frequently used in Kiswahili as a way of expressing complete agreement. For those who know, it’s all about the tone. Direct translations of ‘Kabisa’ are; completely, wholly, entirely or absolutely.

We believe ‘Kabisa’ encapsulates our ethos of honouring the makers and their communities ‘absolutely’.

Our profits are directed towards;
• Upskilling unemployed young Kenyan women, so as to increase self-employment.
• Increasing agricultural and livestock projects for those living within Kenya national park territory who encounter human wildlife conflict, and the implications of climate change, on a daily basis.


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