What Katundu Likoma is known for
Katundu Likoma is an interior-design workshop on Likoma Island where a team of about thirty artisans, most of them women, turn tumbled recycled glass, clay beads and repurposed copper into chandeliers, pendant lights and hand-beaded linen textiles. Founded and run by Lisa Njakale and Philli Mwase, the workshop ties its output directly to the lake's materials and to steady employment for its island-based makers.
Best for — Handcrafted recycled-glass lighting and beaded textiles
Likoma Island, Malawi
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