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Kenya Knitters

Kenana Knitters hopes to share the stories of rural Kenyan women through their unique, hand-knitted creations.

Kenana Knitters is a grassroots business that was founded in 1998 by local Kenyan, Patricia Nightingale. Patricia wanted to assist a group of individuals who were lacking a market for their homespun wool. With clever consideration, she helped transform their yarn into unique creations with her distinctive designs, including plush toys, home décor, clothing and accessories. 

With a vision to further impact the community, Kenana Knitters taught women in the area to knit beautiful, organic products using local, sustainable resources. By providing a safe, family-friendly working environment, Kenana Knitters empowers women, offering them a chance to work and take charge of their lives, with pride and dignity.

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