PARTNER with us

Influencers Partner with Mabira Collective to promote conscious travel and responsible purchasing through ethically made pieces that fit your brand. You can support us by sharing our story through posts or collaborations, or apply for a sponsored visit to experience a “day in the life” with our artisans.

Tourism Companies Conveniently located along the Jinja highway, Mabira Collective offers an easy and meaningful stop for travelers. We invite you to partner with us to give your guests a chance to rest, explore our workshop, enjoy dehydrated fruit snacks, and even make jewelry alongside our artisans for a hands-on cultural experience.

Digital Advertising Companies & Travel Magazines Mabira Collective offers a distinctive, experience-based story centered on local artisans and ethical production. Partner with us to feature a stop that gives travelers a practical, engaging way to connect with culture beyond traditional tourism.

THE PROCESS

Customize one of our standard designs. All clay bead types can be painted in the color of your choice to reflect your brand, or left unpainted for a natural look. Glass beads and metal pieces are also available in a variety of colors and styles. Your logo or initials can be embossed on a hand-pounded metal charm to make any jewelry piece truly yours.

Want to design something completely original? We work with creatives to bring their ideas to life. Send us drawings, descriptions, and inspiration photos, and together with our Ugandan design team, we will iterate with you until your perfect design is a reality.

STORYTELLING

We love working with our clients to create packaging, social media assets, or full-on campaigns to tell the story of impact inherent in each piece. Whether you want to brand it Mabira, cobrand together with us, or private label your line, we can provide photos, video, data, and stories to communicate your impact.

MATERIALS

Hand-molded beads made from clay garnered from a nearby mountain.

These natural beads grow in marshlands throughout Uganda.

An up-cycled, ethical byproduct from Uganda’s cattle industry.

A traditional Ugandan material made from the bark of the mutuba tree.

Beadwork is inspired by traditional tribal accessories.

Brass and armenium (silver-colored) are hand-pounded into functional and decorative designs.