5 product(s) found for "MIKITA PRODUCTS"

The baskets are made by women from Singida in Tanzania using a type of grass called 'Nyasi'. Currently the resource is limited due to draught. By paying a fair price, the women can save money and let the land rest for a short while and thus ensuring environmental sustainability. The baskets are...

The aprons are made by women from Dar es salaam who attended MIKITA skills training courses in 2009. The women usually work individually and/or as a group if they receive big orders. Their main challenge is to find a market for their products so that they can be able to live a sustainable life and support...

The baskets are made by women from Singida in Tanzania using a type of grass called 'Nyasi'. Currently the resource is limited due to draught. By paying a fair price, the women can save money and let the land rest for a short while and thus ensuring environmental sustainability. The baskets are...

The bed spread is of cotton material found in Tanzania. It is made and decorated by one of the women (Teddy) who attended MIKITA courses in Dar Es salaam - 2009. The group of women can make a variety of products including tie & dye materials, and sewn products. Their aim is to earn a sustainable...

The shirts are made of cotton material grown and processed in Tanzania.   The tie & dye patterns on the materials are made by the women who attended MIKITA courses 2009-2010. After completion of designing the materials, they use them to sew different designs  as...