Checkered Fruit Bowl

Checkered Fruit BowlLooking for a unique and practical item for your home? This fruit bowl might be it! It was created by a village in Botswana that provides fair trade and living support for local community members. The products are made out of leaves from a Makalani Palm trees that are torn into long thread like lengths and then naturally dyed. The natural dyes are gathered through a variety of plants, which are then processed by pounding in a mortar and pestle and

Kenya in 1998 by Patricia Nightingale with the purpose of changing lives stitch by stitch

The most dangerous tree in the world

The Plump Jug with Handle is a happy addition to your breakfast table

10 cubic feet of recycled or new polystyrene beans

Each of the monkeys represents a different variation of protection and spirit used inside and outside of homes

where they have been cultivating cotton for over 1

The Mossi are the largest ethnic group in Burkina Fasso

and outsources to local women-owned small businesses

This small copper bowl can add a much appreciated shimmer to your home decor

Each tote is made using offcuts from the clothing industry that would otherwise be sent to landfills

Size: 200 mL

this pendant is formed of four squares and eight triangles connected together