MEK National Costume,tribute to artistry, culture, and nature — celebrating the cradle of mankind. скачать в хорошем качестве

MEK National Costume,tribute to artistry, culture, and nature — celebrating the cradle of mankind.

Miss Earth Kenya National Costume A tribute to Kenya’s artistry, culture, and nature — celebrating the cradle of mankind. We proudly present the Miss Earth Kenya National Costume — a masterpiece born from the collaboration of visionary Kenyan creatives: Bolo Bespoke – brought the exquisite garment to life. Watiri Designs Kenya – created the stunning beadwork adorning the torso. African Heritage House – provided the regal headgear and the magnificent backdrop. Muse: Princess Esther Mukoya, Miss Earth Kenya 2025. Beverly Jalango – the creative visionary who designed, harmonized, and brought all the elements together and artist who did the back of skirt painting. Video Documentary by Dignity Media. This artistic creation was showcased at the legendary African Heritage House Museum, an eco-tourist attraction overlooking the Nairobi National Park — the first house in sub-Saharan Africa to be featured in Architectural Digest(Nov 1996). Described as “an architectural form rising from the serene Kenyan plain like an outcropping of earth — a vision of usefulness informed by the African genius for decoration,” in the words of Alan Donovan. The Miss Earth Kenya National Costume is a profound artistic statement celebrating the majesty of Kenya — the cradle of mankind. It depicts: The breathtaking ecosystems that sustain diverse life forms. The rich culture of creativity that defines our evolving identity. The garment is adorned with wildlife wood carvings and beaded accents, representing Kenya’s vibrant beading culture — a cornerstone of livelihood for many local communities, symbolic of rainwater, the source of life.On the back, a hand-painted artistic landscape showcases the creativity and deep connection to nature that inspires our people. Worn by Princess Esther Mukoya, Miss Earth Kenya 2025, this costume embodies the spirit of a cosmopolitan nation — Kenya, land of origin and unity, embracing all humanity in its diverse cities. A celebration of Cultural and Environmental Sustainability — our national pride and shared agenda.