Nasimiyu Designs
A native of Kenya, Nasimiyu now resides in California where she pursues her dual passions of jewelry making and philanthropy. In 2003 she founded the born to aid foundation which helps needy children in her native village. A portion of the profits from her boutique are donated to the foundation, and her designs have been shown and sold at other charitable functions including a recent sale in collaboration with the Urban Zen Foundation, co-founded by designers Donna Karan and Sonja Nuttall.
Each of Nasimiyu jewelry pieces is one-of-a-kind, inspired and created by her, using African trade beads as well as other beads. The result is a work of art that carries with it a rich, historical culture and personal story, showing that the magical beauty of the whole is so much more than the sum of its parts. Nasimiyu unique jewelry designs continue to grow in popularity and have become favorites of celebrities including supermodel Christy Turlington and Patti Scialfa Springsteen, wife of "The Boss", rock legend Bruce Springsteen. For more information on Nasimiyu Designs, visit http://nasimiyudesigns.com/
This jewerly is bought in Oakland ca and then resold as custom jewerly .I have been to a show where this small black woman who grew up in marin co claims to be a native african then scams people for there dollar selling them garbage jewerly be ware of this scam woman i know i bought some of her junk cheep jewerly it is garbage not authnetic
ReplyDeleteThe comments post on 13th january is someone who never wish me to be alive.Miss, come and meet me. now my new shore is located in Tiburon Ca.
ReplyDeleteaddress is: 80D main street.You wish you can even afford my piece. May I ask you? Why are you so bitter.Where in Oakland?post the address everyone can go and buy. Nobody wears my jewelry talk like this. My spirits in my work can never let me sell my( ART OF WORK)to a person with searcher spirits, that is the truth to everyone who reads the(13 January 2011-17:44) God forgive her as well as my spirit. Live goes on. Thank you Miss, many many blessing.By design of Nasimiyu designs and old Afrikan fine Art.Nasimiyu Wekesa