Our hats, known here as EKOFILA, are woven from a variety of materials: banana fibers, palm leaves, felted bark cloth. Bark cloth is especially valued in Ugandan culture.

As with our hats, ENSAWO purses are made from many materials. In the left foreground of this photo, you can see a group of drawstring purses made from dyed leather* -- black is traditional, but please inquire if you would prefer another color.

Material choice for these is the same as for our hats. As you can see in the photo, they are woven in multicolor patterns with one color dominanting. Tell us which dominant color you prefer when ordering. We always leave the choice of the secondary colors up to our weavers -- they're artists, after all!

Although the form is different, material and color choice is the same as for our larger handbags.

The robes you see in this photo are very respectable attire in our country! You'll often encounter these worn at important functions, and clothing our valued elders. Moreover, this is the attire worn by the traditional rulers of the Buganda Kingdom. Yet unlike the formal attire worn in other countries, these robes are very comfortable.

NOTE: On all clothing orders, please provide height, waist and chest measurements, in inches or centimeters.

Though the serve primarily as a floor covering here, our colorful and practical OMUKEKA mats can be put to many uses. They are woven from durable palm leaves, and like our purses they display a multicolor pattern with one dominant color.

The hardwood carvings are produced in several colors, but black and brown are the most common. Most of the paintings you see here were made using the batik process.

This work is one we're particularly proud of -- the picture was made on cloth using the batik dye process, which is very popular in Uganda.

NOTE: not recommended for rooms with infants or housecats.

The animals we always have in stock are the elephant, hippo, lion, leopard, dog, and antelope, but we can supply many others -- please inquire and we'll check with our craftspeople.

Ours are quite tall (usually around 24", depending on the size of the original hardwood billet) and painted to resemble the real thing in tan, brown and black. One of our most popular items!

The highly-portable MWASAJUTE stool is made from wood and bamboo fibers.

The baskets are woven from a mixture of bark cloth, bamboo fiber and banana leaves, in various sizes. Tell us the dominant color and approximate size you want -- if you're not in a hurry, we can have these especially made to your orders.

The shades shown here are made from wood and come in different dimensions -- please inquire before ordering for further details.

The NGOMA drums are made with wooden bodies and heads made from the skins of a variety of local animals*. The tonal qualities vary according to the size of the drum and the thickness of the drumhead.

Our dolls come in several sizes -- most are between 10"-12" tall.