Maasai jewelry is a colorful expression of culture and identity, with every bead telling a story. The Maasai people, native ...

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Mainly women make the beaded jewelry and baskets that have been part of Maasai culture for hundreds of years, Saitoti explains.

Among the Maasai, Samburu, Turkana and West Pokot communities, the multi-coloured beads worn around the neck, waist and head have a lot of significance.