06/06/2026
Some things are just made differently.
Every Kazuri bead starts as a lump of clay from Kenyan soil. A pair of hands rolls it, shapes it, paints it freehand — then it goes into a kiln at 1000°C. That's it. No machine has ever been part of this process. Which is why no two pieces are ever quite the same.
We've been making handmade ceramic jewelry in Nairobi since 1975 — and we've just arrived in the US.
If you've been looking for jewelry that actually means something, we think you'll love what we make.
Shop the full collection at www.kazuribeads.com — use KAZURI10 for 10% off your first order.