Aisha Cuff Bracelet

$ 40.00

Why you'll love it: The Aisha Cuff Bracelet has a unique oval shape ensures they lay comfortably on the wrist. Lightweight and unique in design, the Axis Cuff is a great cuff on its own, or layered alongside another piece. 

How it's made: Handmade of brass by local metal workers.  

Made for you by: Sikia Designs by the Deaf in Kenya, brought to you by Sasa Designs. The beaders are a group of strong and proud deaf women. Long taught to be ashamed of their “disability,” they have now been crafting intricate jewelry for nearly five years. With many single moms in the group, the next generation is going to soar thanks to consistent wages, access to healthcare and healthy food.

Your purchase supports: Additional skills training for female artisans in Kenya.

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Anaya Kimono

Sold Out $ 38.00

Angeline Bracelet

$ 24.00

Why you'll love it: This bracelet is an instant favorite with its striking design and high quality. 

How it's made: Recycled aluminum cans are melted down into a liquid that’s poured into a sand mold. The sand leaves a rough finish on the aluminum, so the artisans spend hours sanding and shaping the cuff to give it the polished finish.

Made for you by: A group of aluminum artisans who have received training and microloans from Haiti's Jewels. Several young mothers work in the group of aluminum artisans, doing highly skilled detail work like sanding, shaping, and stamping. They are respected and empowered in the work place and use their income to increase the quality of life of their family.

Your purchase supports: Skills training and microloans for women in Haiti. 

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Chriki Brass Earrings

$ 32.00

Why you'll love it: The Chriki Brass Earrings are a unique shape and made of a thin brass, offering the right amount of fun to any outfit. 

How it's made: Handmade of brass by local metal workers.  

Made for you by: Sikia Designs by the Deaf in Kenya, brought to you by Sasa Designs. The beaders are a group of strong and proud deaf women. Long taught to be ashamed of their “disability,” they have now been crafting intricate jewelry for nearly five years. With many single moms in the group, the next generation is going to soar thanks to consistent wages, access to healthcare and healthy food.

Your purchase supports: Additional skills training for female artisans in Kenya.

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