Cotton Dari Journal Origin: India Community Friendly Movement This brightly colored, hand sewn journal will inspire the writer in us all. The pages are made of recycled paper and bound in hand-woven, red and orange cloth recycled from textile mills. As a first entry to your new journal, write about the community of women artisans in India that will receive vocational and educational training because of your purachse. Contains 50 sheets.
7.5” x 6.5”
Colors of Africa Origin: Uganda Foundation for Development of Needy Communities Under the instruction of local artisans, the women of Mbale paint scenes of life in rural Uganda: women carrying earthen jugs atop their heads, shepherds tending their goats, and villagers pedaling on bicycles. Youth at the local FDNC vocational school then assemble the captivating images to create these unique cards. Your purchase provides for children affected by HIV and AIDS and supports youth programming in Eastern Uganda.
Contains a set of 10.
Set of 10
Communicate your Kindness Origin: Sri Lanka Siyath Foundation Revive the elegant and nearly extinct art of handwritten notes with these vibrant stationery sets. Each piece of natural, handmade stationery and envelope is adorned with a delicate, gold, hand-stamped design that will delight both the author and recipient. Sets of 18 come packaged in a reusable jewel-toned cloth envelope. As you write a note, bring happiness to a loved one while helping communities in Sri Lanka recover from the devastation of the 2004 Tsunami.
8.5” x 6.5”
Embroidered Gift Cards Origin: Thailand Women’s Education for Advancement and Empowerment Mounted on handmade paper and embellished with traditional weaving and embroidery, these cards are a gift on their own. Includes an envelope made of the same natural paper material. In buying this card, you are giving the gift of human rights education to Burmese refugee women.
5.75” x 4”
