The Most Beautiful Things You Didn’t Know Were Made in kenya.

As much as Kenya is renowned in the world its beautiful tourist destinations, the country has a lot more to offer than just exquisite scenery and weather. But of course, if you are going to be travelling and scouring Kenya for its hidden treasures, then the beautiful scenery and weather can make your quest more enjoyable.
Kenyans in general are very friendly. Perhaps as friendly as they are creative. For a country that has over 40 different ethnic groups, it is no surprise that it is a melting pot of ingenious originality. The 40 plus different ethnic communities are complemented by a host of foreign visitors and permanent residents, who only add to the vibrant disparity in style, taste and creativity. Kenyans pierce the mundane to create beautiful things and it is incredible to see their creativity being shared with the world.
That being said, here are 13 beautiful things you didn’t know were made in Kenya
  

Finlays, Ketepa and Kenya Gold Tea

When you take a drive into the heart of the country, you will find a little known town called Kericho. Kericho is the home of Kenyan tea. The international community may be familiar with Kenya Gold Tea and even some blended brands from Finlays. Ketepa is one of the leading tea production companies in the country and combined, the three companies produce some of the best brands of tea in the world. See: Kericho Gold Tea

8. Housemark Artwork

Housemark produces some of the most original designs when it comes to wall art. The best part about this is that, not only is it 100% Kenyan, the different pieces they produce are completely functional as opposed to just ornamental. They base their designs on things like wall clocks, candle holders and key racks among many others. See: Housemark

9. Bamboo Furniture

Photo Source: Kenyabamboo

Okay, so maybe this is not indeginous to Kenya only, but the country is without a doubt, one of the leading producers of Bamboo furniture in the region. The best part is that, these pieces are made from local bamboo material by local artists at the Bamboo Center. You can get tables, shelves, chairs, seats and even shoe racks. Whatever design you fancy, you can have it made using Bamboo locally. See: