Working in a Kenyan abattoir inspired founder of Kenyan fashion brand
The enterprise has received several industry recognition and has been showcased in curated exhibitions across Milan, London, Paris, Switzerland, South Africa and the US...
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The founder of Kenyan Afro-luxury fashion brand Zanta Adeyde, Anyango Omondi, was inspired to create her business from her previous work in a Kenyan abattoir, transforming animal by-products into high-end fashion items.
- Zanta Adeyde, founded in 2015, transforms animal by-products into jewelry and leather goods.
- The business started with Sh25,000 in savings.
- Anyango Omondi works with women and young artisans in Kibera.
- The brand aims to redefine global luxury through sustainable African design, heritage preservation, and social impact.
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