Light. Versatile. African.

Native to the African lowlands, Oxytenanthera abyssinica, commonly known as lowland bamboo, is one of the most widely distributed bamboo species across sub-Saharan Africa. Its semi-solid culm structure gives it a natural strength advantage over hollow bamboo of similar size, making it ideal for:

• Garden stakes, bean poles, and agricultural support structures

• Light fencing and boundary demarcation

• Craft work, basket weaving, and furniture making

• Eco-friendly crating, packaging, and rural construction

• Agroforestry and erosion control applications

Locally sourced and sustainably harvested in Kenya, our lowland bamboo supports smallholder farmers and reflects our commitment to keeping Africa's bamboo resources in African hands.