A handmade bohemian-style wall hanging tapestry with a beige fabric panel, white fringe, and a black-and-white geometric arrow design, suspended from a wooden dowel against a plain wall.

Small Beaded Maasai Hut Wall Hanging

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ONE OF A KIND

Small neutral taupe color leather wall art, intricately embroidered with glass beads depicting a Maasai hut and finished with a fringe to create a textural, decorative accent for a neutral space. Surround it with your home decor in subdued colors and organic fibres, but give it space to shine. This collectible one-of-a-kind piece will bring storytelling to your space.

  • Intricately embroidered leather wall hanging with white beaded tassels, attached to a wooden dowel.
  • Size: 9.6” L x 6” W 
  • Handmade by Maasai women in Arusha, Tanzania.

This product is ready made and will be dispatched from California, USA. All orders are shipped via USPS.

US orders - Ground Advantage (2-5 business days)

International orders – First Class International Mail (up to 21 business days)

Orders placed are processed and shipped within 5-7 business days.

This piece is handmade by one of our 120 Maasai beaders in Tanzania. With different hands crafting each piece, no two pieces will ever be exactly the same. We celebrate the uniqueness and differences between them, making them truly one of a kind, just like our customers.

Your purchase creates paid work and income opportunities for skilled Maasai artisans in Tanzania. Each piece is made by hand in Arusha, drawing on generations of beadwork knowledge and exceptional technical skill.

From all of us at Sidai, ashe naleng—a big thank you for supporting our work and the people who make it possible.

- Keep out of direct light.

- Keep away from heat.

- Wipe down with a soft brush or dry cloth.

- Avoid water and moisture. Blot away any water immediately.

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