The Comforter's Embrace

Kulimushi “Bashige” was forced to leave his home because of conflict, eventually arriving in Kenya’s Kakuma Refugee Camp. There, he taught himself digital art and design—turning creativity into both a source of hope and a means of survival. His work has become a way to share his story, preserve dignity, and inspire others within and beyond the camp.

Every piece on KakumaArt.com is created by a refugee artist living in Kakuma, with proceeds going directly to the creator. Your purchase provides income, opportunity, and the ability for artists like Bashige to build a future on their own terms. When you choose The Comforter’s Embrace, you’re not just bringing meaningful art into your home—you’re helping transform resilience into lasting hope.