• Maasai Beads (Shanga):
  Intricate, colorful, and symbolic, these handcrafted beads are transformed into bracelets, earrings, necklaces, and rings. Each piece tells a story — of identity, ceremony, and style.
• Datoga Clothing:
  Traditionally made from animal skin and decorated with beads and patterns, these garments are as practical as they are beautiful, reflecting centuries of cultural tradition.
• Blacksmith Crafts:
  The Datoga blacksmiths are known for their skill in creating handmade arrows, knives, and metal bracelets — using traditional techniques passed down through generations.
• Natural Goods
  The Geopark also supports the production and sale of locally sourced products such as:
  • Coffee from highland farms
  • Onions grown in fertile volcanic soils,
  • Honey produced in traditional and modern hives
  • Wood carvings and leather goods that showcase local craftsmanship and creativity.

Sustainable by Nature

By helping these local products reach wider audiences through tourism, exhibitions, and partnerships; the Geopark supports economic empowerment that doesn’t exploit the land. Instead, it celebrates skills and materials that are sourced, made, and sold locally, in harmony with the values of conservation and sustainability.