We're very pleased to introduce our new range of bags- ON SALE TODAY! With their quirky embellishments and bold, bright colours, brighten up your summer wardrobe whilst doing something good for someone else!
See the range here...
NALA
All these bags feature a recycling technique from Malaysia that incorporates small oragami folded squares of used, scrap fabrics.
The trim is made by people from different charities within local communities such as drug rehab centres, women empowerment initiatives, vocalization training and community development projects instigating workshops that develop skills, create income and lead to a sustainable employment.
Since 2007 these hand bag sales have put $90,000 back into these communities.
BALI
VILLAGE CLUTCH
Different types of weaving:
- SAORI weaving from Soari cooperative in Phangga province, Thailand for tsunami weaving
- Poppy cross stitching a Tibetan income generating project, Qinghai Plateau, China
- IKAT weaving from tribal people in Borneo, West Malaysia
- Village scene embroidery from cotton industries in Vietnam
Mai Thia- Hand woven by an art therapy project in Costal tsunami area Thailand
