Recycled from stained glass and bottle or window glass. Colours are yellow, red, orange, purple, turquoise, black.
Kitengala Glass Shop

Kitengela Glass is located outside Nairobi, Kenya. It is home to many artisans all transforming recycled glass and scraps of other materials into beautiful artworks, jewellery and home ware.
Kitengela operates with purpose. They employ over fifty people, support a local orphanage, award scholarships, loan school fees, and even repair the roads. They have planted a thousand trees, and recycle raw materials and fuel, and all the packaging is second hand. All objects are handmade and often combine different disciplines – there are combinations of casted and blown glass, mixed with metal, mosaic, stained glass, beads, cement work, mirror and many other recycled materials.
Check out the website of this green friendly and socially conscious company.
Kitengela

We’ve featured the work of the designers at Esque before on GreatGreenGoods. We love the beautiful style, we love that the pieces are made from recycled materials, and we love that each piece is processed in an electric furnace that is powered by wind energy.
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The receiver and mouthpiece of a telephone are repurposed to form the salt and pepper set called “The Tast of Talking”
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Created from recycled biscuit tins, (that’s cookies for us Americans) a simple big heart on the bottom of a sterling silver chain. Simple and elegant and goes with everything, even global cooling.
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