Nasipa · Seley · Maa

Handcrafted Maasai fashion accessories & Seley leather

Beadwork, full-grain leather bags, hats, lanyards, blankets, jewellery, and education programmes — bespoke handicrafts by Tipatet Saroni Nasipa.

Leather bags, handbags & canvas
Seley Leather cuts full-grain leather into bags that hold a day — and a ceremony. Nasipa Beadit adds bead geometry so each leather handbag, tote, or canvas bag leaves Kenya as a fashion accessory with meaning.
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Maasai beadwork jewellery
Nasipa Beadit strings beads the Maa way — colour for bravery, sky, land, and peace. Necklaces, neck pieces, bracelets, and beaded bangles are fashion accessories built as living beadwork, not costume jewellery.
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Beaded hats & fedora hats
A fedora hat becomes a Nasipa piece when beadwork crowns the band and traces the brim. Beaded hats are cut for country grey or festival brightness — always a handcrafted hat, never a printed costume.
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Beaded lanyards & keyholders
Beaded lanyards put craft at the badge line. Keyholders carry a pocket-sized rungu, giraffe, or geometric charm. Both are Nasipa Beadit handicrafts built for teams, schools, and gifts.
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Maasai fleece blankets
The Maasai blanket is a travelling home. Nasipa finishes shuka cloth as a fleece blanket — wrap, gift, or hang it. It always reads as Maa land, even in a distant room.
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Beaded leather dog collars
A dog collar should be as considered as a belt. We stitch full-grain leather, then lay bead geometry so the collar is a small piece of Maasai fashion — sized for the dog, not a souvenir stall.
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Beadwork Club & educational school trips
Education here is a table of beads, not a slideshow. The Beadwork Club teaches pattern, tension, colour, and finishing — and we host educational school trips that put Maa craft in young hands.
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Ruracio accessories
Ruracio asks for colour that means something. We build ruracio accessories as a set: neck pieces, beaded bangles, hats, leather bags, and dress beadwork that honour Maa geometry on the day.
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Beaded home & table
The table can carry bead language too. A beaded jewellery pot, leather coasters, a full-grain table mat, beaded stem glass, and cutlery leather pockets turn a meal or a dressing table into Maasai colour.
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Beaded rungu & walking sticks
A rungu is leadership made visible. Nasipa wraps hardwood in bead bands; the same hand finishes a beaded African walking stick for collectors who want the craft carried, not only displayed.
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Maasai sandals
Maasai sandals are walking craft. Seley cuts full-grain straps; Nasipa can bead the band. Made to your size, they are fashion accessories meant for earth and city stone.
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Handcrafted Maasai fashion accessories & Seley leather

Leather bags, handbags & canvas

Maasai beadwork jewellery

Beaded hats & fedora hats

Beaded lanyards & keyholders

Maasai fleece blankets

Beaded leather dog collars

Beadwork Club & educational school trips

Ruracio accessories

Beaded home & table

Beaded rungu & walking sticks

Maasai sandals