Handmade Wooden Cup Crafted From Kenyan Neem Wood With Hand Painted Patterns

Elevate your dining and décor with the Handmade Wooden Cup, meticulously carved from Kenyan Neem wood and finished with hand-painted patterns that fuse vibrant artistry with timeless craftsmanship. Each cup is individually crafted by skilled Akamba artisans, making every piece truly one-of-a-kind.

Premium craftsmanship, Kenyan heritage

• Hand-carved from durable Neem wood (locally known as Mwarobaini) for a strong, fine-grained finish.
• Bold hand-painted patterns in black, white, and yellow that create a striking, contemporary contrast.
• Uniquely yours: every cup bears the personal touch of the artisan, reflecting generations of Kenyan woodcraft.
• Fair trade and community-focused: crafted under the Crafts Of Africa partnership, empowering local artisans and sustaining traditional skills.

Versatile beauty for every setting

Designed to serve beverages in style or to stand proudly as a decorative piece, this cup adds cultural elegance and natural warmth to your kitchen, table, or display shelf. Its distinctive palette and artisanal detailing make it a standout addition to any collection.

Care & longevity

• To maintain the finish, gently wipe with a soft, dry cloth.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to liquids, direct sunlight, and excess moisture to preserve the wood’s natural appearance.

Meet the creators

The Akamba Handcraft Co-operative Society, established in 1963, is the largest wood carving cooperative in Kenya, with 2,800 active members and over 7,000 non-member artisans. Located in Mombasa and spanning nine acres, the cooperative preserves traditional craftsmanship while embracing modern techniques, providing sustainable income for artisans and their communities. Kenya’s rich artisan heritage—characterized by diverse crafts across 44 ethnic groups—continues to inspire exceptional pieces that blend function with artistic expression.

Crafts Of Africa proudly partners with these skilled artisans to deliver unique, fair-trade goods that celebrate culture, craftsmanship, and responsible sourcing. This cup is more than a piece of tableware—it’s a storytelling artifact that brings Kenyan craftsmanship into your everyday life.