The Enkarewa beaded jewelry, shared by the Karamajong and Masai, descendants of Uganda’s Karamajong tribe, holds vital cultural meaning. Adorning these beads designates age and social status; intricate pieces are worn by esteemed individuals. Bead colors convey symbolism: Red signifies courage, Yellow/Orange for hospitality, White embodies peace, Blue represents vitality and sky, Green symbolizes health/land, Black signifies people and resilience. This jewelry signifies a girl’s transition to womanhood, culminating in forming her family.
Enkarewa necklace
$50
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