Maasai Beadwork

Bottleneck Enkariwa

Name: Bottleneck Enkariwa
Brand: Maasai Beadworks
SKU: MAA/bottleneck-enkariwa
Price: 1969.00 INR
Availability: PreOrder

Made by an artisan of Maasai Beadworks · The Maa Trust

From Maasai Beadworks

₹1,969

Delivery includedMade to order

Named to its maker
Maker paid fairly
Insured delivery

Made to order — paid in full at checkout, then made for you. The maker confirms a making time once you order.

The story

Add a fun touch of Maasai colour and adornment to your dining table and home with our range of beaded bottle decorations. Miniature Maasai wedding necklaces slip over bottles, and can be complimented by elasticated beadwork that covers the bottle neck. We recommend using these items on wine bottles and water bottles, either separately or combined. Each beaded items comes with a wooden bottle stopper, as pictured. Made by the Maasai women of Maasai Beadworks, a programme of The Maa Trust in the Maasai Mara, Kenya. Every sale supports their families — clean water, solar light for homework, and school fees.

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Specifications

Craft & origin: Maasai Beadwork · Narok County
Technique: Hand-beaded by Maasai women
Year: 2026
Product code: MAA/bottleneck-enkariwa
Sanchaari ID: SAN-P-000255

Provenance

Reviewed & documented by the Sanchaari desk. A unit provenance record is issued at first sale.

The Sanchaari mark

Named to the hands that made it
Vouched for, not just typed
A record from the first sale
The share is published

What this means

Named to the hands that made it. This piece is listed to Maasai Beadworks, with their own page and Sanchaari ID — not to a brand, a warehouse or a reseller.
Vouched for, not just typed. Its maker is a reviewed, approved member of the Sanchaari register, and the piece is listed under their name. When its record is issued the Desk checks it against its profile.
A record from the first sale. When it sells, it receives a provenance record on a tamper-evident chain that anyone can verify, for as long as the piece exists.
The share is published. What of the price goes to the maker is stated on Sanchaari, not hidden. The people who make the work are paid as the page says.

How provenance works