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EVERYTHING IN ITS PLACE

Mifuko's wonderful baskets help you organise your home and to find the right place for everything from small toys to pillows.

100 % HANDMADE

We believe that a happier future is made by hand.

FAIR TRADE

We have committed to putting people and planet first in everything we do. 

LOVELY ORNAMENTS

Our ornaments have been handcarved from fallen jacaranda tree branches.

CANDLE HOLDERS

Our candle holders are handmade and create the perfect ambiance.

MIFUKO STORIES

Learn more about our work in Kenya.

Mifuko is a proud member of World Fair Trade Organisation (WFTO), the highly regarded global community of social enterprises that practice Fair Trade. WFTO members must demonstrate they put people and the planet first, adhering to the WFTO Fair Trade Principles.

How do rain water tanks work and why are they important? By Mifuko Trust

There are two rain seasons in Kenya followed by a drought in-between. Heavy rain season lasts from April to June and a “short-shower” rain season lasts from October to December. All in between is a drought. So that is when the water is most needed.
Water tanks are installed under a house roof: when it rains, roof catches the water and water runs via roofs’ gutters into the water tanks. That means that water is within reach and people don’t make long “water-walks” that could otherwise take hours.  
Water accumulated into water tanks is a lifesaver during the drought. Rain water reservoirs help people to meet their daily needs of water consumption, hygiene and agricultural purposes. That provides sustainability for farming and food security for the families.