BEAD A SHOE

Hey loves...

Lets talk shoes y'all.... to start with i own less than ten pairs of shoes (yea give me that look) i honestly don't know how to pick shoes so i buy according to my needs :(

I however hope to one day have beaded shoes in my name :) this few pieces inspire me :)

Enjoy....

How adorable are this shoes :) the owner am thinking will be a real bad a** stud

All photo's courtesy of Google.

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nawapenda sana

:)

THAT AFRICAN TOUCH

Hey Loves....

It's been a while, am so sorry, juggling the hustle is tough SMH

anyways.....

a month ago i was talking future with some of my gals and i realized by age 13 every girl knows close to all her wedding details and all that is missing is their groom (most or bride :] )

i don't know much about mine and am in my 20's but after a month of thinking and following a few wedding pages on instagram, i know a little details about it, like for instance i want a classic royal wedding but with African details, i actually want two weddings after learning about one in my culture called ''guracio''

:)

how cool are this white accessories?

This feet accessories are so cool just in case i decide to go bare :)

for the love of chunky accessories (classy drift )

how can we forget the mother of the Bride, it's Africa :)

i still don't know what my maids of honor will adorn but i thought this was pretty unique.

all photo's courtesy of Google search

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August Findings

Hey loves...

Been a while i have done an inspiration post. i am a jewelry artist and i definitely research to get inspired. this are basically pieces that i would wear and a lot of my customers would definitely want.

Enjoy :)

I really love long necklaces so i will be making a lot of this.

loving +Wamboi Kay long necklace :)

Anklet

 The other place i would want to live is near an ocean for the cowrie shells and other beading stuff but i just can't manage the sun :(

cowrie shells

seed beads

...and the seed bead addiction continues :)

seed bead necklace

Thank you for stopping by

I HOPE YOU GET INSPIRED

:)

XOXO

Ms. Shee

MY (USHANGA)' ED LIFE

hae loves...


so if you ever read my blog you know i am currently in Narok County and i am so in love with the community here. My mum thinks i will get engaged to a man of this beautiful people, i don't even mind :)

anyway...


i decided to feature some pieces associated with the community from my favorite vendor who chose to remain out of all the pictures i got to take...

Commonly referred to as Maasai Jewelry or ''ushanga pieces''

Ushanga is Swahili name for beads.

My favorite bangle...

NECKPIECE

NECKLACES

The Maasai just like any other culture have jewelry for specific duties or to symbolize a stage, like there are pieces only worn by married women, elders and an engaged girl, i am hoping to learn more about this and hopefully blog about it soon.

SHOES, MALE BELTS AND MORE NECK PIECES

HEAD BAND

My friend (longer hair) and me rocking a Maasai piece at the Bow tie Events (the elegance affair) last year.

thank you for stopping by :)

XOXO

Ms. Shee

JEWELRY HAUL

Hae loves....

I hope your weakend is as lovely as mine, just got home (yesterday) from school and i have to admit i am grateful for my big weird family :)

Todays post is new to me, and i am #screamin excited about it :) so i went jewelry shopping yesterday and i couldn't wait to do a haul post as soon as i could...

This seed bead caught my eye, usually i don't purchase something i can make but i really wanted to have it (read share) 

Since i learned about jewelry made out of old coins, i knew i needed a pair :)

This i will wear to church kesho (tomorrow)

Made out of Bones, arent't they beautiful?

Some rings made out of bones.... The one in polka dots is my favorite :)

I now have knuckle ring made out of bones :)

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BEAUTIFUL WEEKEND

XOXI

Ms. Shee Art

MAASAI MARKET (part 2)

Hi lovelies....

My network is down, in case you visit this parts of Kenya, don't bring work here, its a real ''beautiful hustle''. which just so you know i would never trade it for anything in the world, which just leads to the need to share with you this cultured town (Narok ---> Maasai Mara)

anyway......

this is the part two i promised of the Maasai Mara, thanks for your responses on different mediums and your comments here #kisses

Enjoy......



I loved the night lams lots :)

Animal Wall hangings

the round things are actually like boxes, *idea, you can use such beautiful crafted boxes to store your rings and tiny earrings.

The tiny bowls are for your spices and salt. those i am so getting by the way :)

My mum wants me to go back for the ''mwiko'' (large spoons)

Another item i am going back to get :) #teamSeedBeads

The ultimate birthday gift for my best friend +Leah Wangari

ever had money to shop but the problem was making a decision.

 

This scared my brother....

MAASAI MARKET DAYS

Monday -There is usually no market  on this day.
Tuesday – Kijabe Street Park next to Nairobi River and Westgate (suspended )
Wednesday – Capital Center along Mombasa rd
Thursday – The junction Mall along Ngong road
Friday – The Village market along Limuru road
Saturday -The High court parking in the city Center opposite Re-Insurance Plaza
Sunday -Yaya Center along Valley Road in Hurlingham
- See more at: http://www.kenyanpoet.com/2014/04/04/the-maasai-market-open-days-schedule-in-nairobi/#sthash.7zJ4BkdZ.dpuf

TUESDAY- Kijabe street park

WEDNESDAY- Capital center along Mombasa road

THURSDAY- Junction Mall

FRIDAY- Village market

SATURDAY- High court parking (city center)

SUNDAY- Yaya center (Hurlingham)

Monday -There is usually no market  on this day.
Tuesday – Kijabe Street Park next to Nairobi River and Westgate (suspended )
Wednesday – Capital Center along Mombasa rd
Thursday – The junction Mall along Ngong road
Friday – The Village market along Limuru road
Saturday -The High court parking in the city Center opposite Re-Insurance Plaza
Sunday -Yaya Center along Valley Road in Hurlingham
- See more at: http://www.kenyanpoet.com/2014/04/04/the-maasai-market-open-days-schedule-in-nairobi/#sthash.7zJ4BkdZ.dpuf

Monday -There is usually no market  on this day.
Tuesday – Kijabe Street Park next to Nairobi River and Westgate (suspended )
Wednesday – Capital Center along Mombasa rd
Thursday – The junction Mall along Ngong road
Friday – The Village market along Limuru road
Saturday -The High court parking in the city Center opposite Re-Insurance Plaza
Sunday -Yaya Center along Valley Road in Hurlingham
- See more at: http://www.kenyanpoet.com/2014/04/04/the-maasai-market-open-days-schedule-in-nairobi/#sthash.7zJ4BkdZ.dpuf

Thank you for stopping by :)

Keep in touch

XOXO

Ms. Shee Art

MAASAI MARKET (part 1)

Hi...

The past weekend i went home and on Saturday i spent the better part of my day at the Maasai market. the last time i was there i was probably in high school which is like seven years back and you know that's way back. The market has not changed a lot but i assure you it was worth the visit. I am particularly very proud of how diverse it has become with all sorta people being seen. it was previously the Jua Kali sorta environment but i got to meet artists that were there not to just sell and go home but meet their customers, hand over business cards and also get orders from their customers. the market/ industry has improved people :)

I actually will share more pictures on the same Day with more details. questions for any one interested are welcomed (just leave a comment or email me)

My favorite necklaces
Ksh. 3000 ( 35$)

steel, brass and copper Earrings.

Key Holders

 I almost bought this paintings but my cash in hand wasn't enough to even bargain, plus who bargains paintings?

maa' women were not left behind, i expected to find many of this cultured women but i only spotted a few.

Key rings, necklaces, hair clips, bangles and necklaces.
key rings (key holders) are my favorite.
price range Ksh. 250 ( 3$ )

This resemble the ones awarded to Kenya Blog Awards Winners right?

PS. i want to be nominated in  2015 (short term Dream)

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This were the most beautiful stones i came across.

Thank you so much for stopping by

It's always my pleasure to share with everyone my beautiful culture (my country's culture)

Keep in touch always.

XOXO

Ms. Shee Art