A beautiful eco conscious, Fair trade addition to your home bar and a beautiful, unique offering for shot enthusiasts. Crafted from 100% Ankole Ugandan Horn, each glass is a unique masterpiece designed specifically for those who appreciate the art of a perfect shot.

With colors ranging from light to dark shades, each shot glass tells its own story, adding character to your collection. Plus, they've been sealed and coated with a food-safe sealant, ensuring safety without compromising on style. Check out the photos to see how each shot glass is entirely unique. 

Care is simple: just hand wash and let air-dry for continued enjoyment

Being purely hand made, sizes may vary

Colors vary from light to dark shades of horn

Sealed and coated with a food-safe sealant

Horn Care:  Hand wash and let air dry. Not dishwasher or microwave safe. To preserve the horn, keep out of extreme heat or humidity.

Horn is not ivory. This is horn of domestic African beef cattle. Using horn from domestic beef cattle is good for the environment, helps reduce waste and creates jobs. 

Harkiss is a Fair-trade company focused on bringing beautifully handcrafted African products to the U.S. while positively changing the lives of the hard-working artisans who create them. 

Founded in 2011 by Harriet Zaffoni, Harkiss Designs works directly with 11 east African artisans who employ hundreds of craftsmen and women to translate designs into handcrafted one-of-a-kind items. Each item sold by Harkiss Designs is meticulously crafted in east Africa (Uganda & Kenya), Harriet’s native countries, by talented men and women who are responsible for supporting their entire families using the skills obtained through generation to generation.

Doing Good While Creating Beauty: Born and raised in Uganda, Harriet saw first-hand the effects of poverty and the subordination of women. These experiences molded her into becoming the entrepreneurial humanitarian she is today. Through a percentage of Harkiss Designs sales and the generous support of donors, more than $200k has been raised for Lend A Hand Uganda – USA (LAHU-USA), an organization focused on improving the lives of Ugandan children and their communities.