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Kenya Tote (by Brittany Ammerman)Traditional fabric from Lunga Lunga, Kenya brought to you by traveler Brittany Ammerman. "The fabric is sold at the local market in Lunga Lunga each week. The women in the local villages surrounding Lunga Lunga wear the fabric as skirt like wraps called kangas. The fabric is used to make dresses for special occasions. Women also use the kanga fabric as carriers for their young babies. They wrap the kanga across their bodies and place the baby on their

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