Urerihana
Urerihana is a word in Makua that has two meanings. It can mean “to bless one another” as well as “to make one another beautiful”. The Urerihana ministry in Mozambique weaves the two together: they bless women across the world by making them beautiful, and they in turn are blessed by others’ generosity.
Jewelry
Three lovely ladies work to up-cycle every day items to make beautiful wearable accessories. They make short & long necklaces as well as bracelets.
Beaded
Necklaces & Bracelets
Keepin' things classy with these traditional black and white beads.
Necklaces & Bracelets
made from old flip-flops
You read that right! These handmade beads are punched right out of an old flip flop. The vibrant colors are the perfect addition to any look.
Necklaces & Bracelets
made from magazines
Thin, long strips of magazines are cut and rolled ever so delicately to make these multicolored beauties.
Textiles
"Capulanas" are the vibrant colorful fabric sold in the market. They have unlimited uses. You can see them used as skirts, blankets, baby carriers, knapsacks, and so much more! Five ladies in the Urerihana group take these beautiful fabrics and sew a variety of products for home life. Their colors and design just say "Mozambique"!
Aprons
Two sizes: adult & child!
Perfect for the parent / helper combo!
Placemats
The perfect table decor all year round!
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Hot Pads
Keep your counters safe & colorful!
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Coasters
A fun way to remember Mozambique
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Tote Bags
Perfect for books, gym clothes, snacks, a laptop, pool gear.. you name it!
Zipper Bag
Two sizes available: small & large.
Perfect for purse organization or travel!
Wall Pocket Hanger
A decorative organizer to hang on the wall.
Headbands
Add color to your outfit with a fun headband
Scrunchies
Useful & cute for long hair!