Sisal plant’s are part of the Agave, needing no fertiliser to grow.
The Kiondo is made by stripping the leafs to reveal a natural cream coloured robust fibre.
Sisal bares many uses as a material and noted as a healing herb.
Natural Indigenous practices in modern designs, ancient wisdom for innovation.
The sisal fibre can be dyed naturally with tree bark together with boiling water.
While lake Victoria is overflowing with Water Hyacinth, there is a need for sustainable packaging. The plant is mixed with recycled paper and creates a beautifully textured material.
