Knitted Key Rings
Gogo Olive KNITS recognises the sense of purpose and worth that having employment brings. The most needy women are identified and Gogo Olive now empowers over 60 knitters around Zimbabwe. Each product is completely handmade and unique and comes with its own swing tag to tell you their individual name and who they were knitted by.
Note: This is not a toy
Shamwari – is the Shona word for friend
Gogo – is the Shona word for Grandmother, but she doesn’t need to actually be related to you, any mature woman can be your Gogo!
Gogo Olive 2013 – is a Registered Charity in Zimbabwe SC041281
Swing tag with the name
and picture of the knitter
Njiri, Gogo Olive knitted key ring
The name of this knitted key ring, Njiri, means warthog in the Zimbabwean Shona language.
Mvuu, Gogo Olive knitted key ring
The name of this knitted key ring, Mvuu, means hippo in the Zimbabwean Shona language.
Mbizi, Gogo Olive knitted key ring
The name of this knitted key ring, Mbizi, means zebra in the Zimbabwean Shona language.
Mbada, Gogo Olive knitted key ring
The name of this knitted key ring, Mbada, means leopard in the Zimbabwean Shona language.
Chipembere, Gogo Olive knitted key ring
The name of this knitted key ring, Chipembere, means rhino in the Zimbabwean Shona language.
Twaza, Gogo Olive knitted key ring
The name of this knitted key ring, Twaza, means giraffe in the Zimbabwean Shona language.
Shumba, Gogo Olive knitted key ring
The name of this knitted key ring, Shumba, means lion in the Zimbabwean Shona language.
Shoko, Gogo Olive knitted key ring
The name of this knitted key ring, Shoko, means monkey in the Zimbabwean Shona language.
