Ethiopia
Handwoven
Cotton is spun into thread by hand, then woven on traditional looms one pass of the shuttle at a time. Hand-spun thread is slightly uneven, which is what gives these textiles their texture.
From Sabahar
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Because each piece is made by hand, colors and shapes vary a little from one to the next.
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Sabahar
Handwoven · Ethiopia
$62.00
Handwoven in Addis Ababa from Ethiopian cotton, extra thick and finished with tied fringes.
Darzah
Embroidered · Palestine
$50.00
Hand-embroidered in Palestine with tatreez, the traditional Palestinian cross-stitch.
Matr Boomie
Handmade · India
$36.50
A handcrafted wooden peg game that lives on the coffee table, not in a drawer.
Starfish Project
Beadwork · Asia
$52.00
Hand-strung with turquoise emperor stone beads by Starfish Project, a jewelry business built around jobs for women.
How each piece is made, where, and by whom.
Ethiopia
Cotton is spun into thread by hand, then woven on traditional looms one pass of the shuttle at a time. Hand-spun thread is slightly uneven, which is what gives these textiles their texture.
From Sabahar
Palestine
Tatreez is Palestinian cross-stitch embroidery, a tradition passed down through generations of women. Every motif is stitched by hand, thread by thread.
From Darzah
Haiti
Haitian metal artists flatten discarded steel oil drums, draw the design onto the metal, then cut and emboss it by hand with a hammer and chisel.
From It's Cactus
Moon with Flowers and Birds, Metal Ornament 4" x 3.5"Haiti
$13.75
Haitian Metal Sacred Heart & Flowers 4" Handmade with LoveHandmade · Haiti
$13.75
Fair Trade Haitian Metal Flaming Heart Wall Art – HandmadeHandmade · Haiti
$27.50
Heart Ornament with a Flower and Bird Cut Out, 4.5 x 4.5 Inches, Handcrafted in Haiti, Decorative Christmas OrnamentsHaiti
$11.00Peru, Armenia
Knitters in Peru work in alpaca and wool, and crocheters in Armenia work in cotton. Every stitch is made by hand, so no two pieces come out quite the same.
From Mélange Collection and Awamaki
Kenya
At a workshop in Nairobi, brass is cut, bent and hammered into shape by hand. The hammer marks are left in, so each piece is slightly different.
From Ecodunia
Honduras, Asia
Crystals, seed beads and stones are strung, wired and shaped by hand, one bead at a time.
From Alegria Accessories and Starfish Project
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