Soap of Kenya

Karen / Langata South Road, Nairobi

Golden Eagle Art Gallery, along Langata South Road in Karen, Nairobi, stocks wood carvings, soapstone carvings, malachite pieces, paintings, drawings, textiles, jewelry and handmade custom-fit African clothing.

Best for Wood and soapstone carvings

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Nairobi

Molivian Wear sells clothing, bags, shoes, fashion jewelry and personal care items including shampoos and soaps, under the tagline "Authentic Kenyan Made Fashion," with dresses priced between KSh4,200 and KSh6,300. It accepts card and M-Pesa payment and offers local deliveries.

Best for Kenyan-made womenswear

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Nakuru / Kenya

A Nakuru gift and interiors shop, Malaika sells handcrafted Kenyan pieces from beaded purses and watches to sisal kiondo baskets, wooden trays and soapstone. Made from local materials, its products are available in the Westside Mall store and by countrywide and worldwide delivery.

Best for Gifts, beadwork, home decor, handcrafted

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Malindi / Kenya

At Muyeye Village in Malindi, this showroom sells authentic African carvings, Kisii soapstone, masks, drums, and batiks, with hundreds of woodcarvers working on site. Visitors browse and buy directly from the showroom.

Best for Wood carving, handicrafts, African sculpture, masks

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Shela, Lamu Island, Kenya

The brand grows moringa and other botanicals on its own farm in Lamu and turns them into soaps, oils, balms and solid perfumes, a business its founders describe as growing "from sandy soil to skincare success." A treatment studio and retail counter sit on Lamu Island in Shela, alongside sister outlets in Nairobi, Mombasa and Malindi.

Best for Moringa-based soaps, oils and solid perfumes

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