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Seagrass & Sari Birdhouse - Cabin

Seagrass & Sari Birdhouse - Cabin

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Behind this product

Made by
Women artisan organisations
Made in
Bangladesh
Material
Sari Silk
How it's made
Handmade
Supports
Women's Empowerment
Brand
Korissa
About This Handicraft

Handcrafted using natural seagrass and repurposed sari cuttings, this bird's nest provides a cozy place for feathered friends to roost during winter months or a nest in spring. Also, this seagrass bird hut provides a warm, protected home from predators. This seagrass birdhouse is one-of-a-kind, environmentally friendly, durable and breathable for little birds to nest in, and easy to hang inside or outside your home and can be hung from a tree branch, hooked on your porch or garden.
Designed and curated by KORISSA in New York, and handmade by our artisan partners in Bangladesh.



Dimensions & More Details
  • Size: Approximately 6”tall x 5"wide x 5"deep / loop5" long / Opening 1.5" wide x 2" tall
  • Material: Seagrass and Recycled Sari fabrics, Steel frame
  • Color: Assorted
  • Due to the handcrafted nature, slight variation will occur in design, color, and size.

    * Each birdhouse is one of a kind because no two recycled fabrics are alike.
How to Care for This Item
  • Protect from extreme weather conditions to keep birdhouse quality.
  • Clean your birdhouses each fall with a brush and warm water - to prevent the build-up of parasites.

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About the maker
Jute baskets, placemats, serving boards and home goods handmade with artisan partners in Bangladesh and Ecuador.Partners with four artisan organizations in Bangladesh that work to fair trade principles (per Korissa).
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