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About his work, Mexican artisan Armando Ramirez says “As a child I enjoyed inventing toys, and soon yearned to create a unique style of art. Environmentally enamored, I now transform recycled goods.” He is proud to present his designs in this key rack, made from upcycled auto parts for a modern, industrial look. A stern owl stands guard over household keys in this rack, which pairs perfectly with any doorway.

The artisan does not give his sculptures a fine polished finish, therefore smudges and scratches may be present.

The warmth of a united humanity will win over the coldness of war. Decide today to help those who need to feel more than ever the warmth of compassion and charity by buying this throw made by brave Ukrainian hands. Polyester, acrylic and wool yarns blend in this cozy accessory, whose gingham pattern has four different color palettes to match your decor.

By buying a throw, you give a free blanket to someone in Ukraine, helping this person and their loved ones survive the winter.

Made by an artisan group of weavers in Chimaltenango, Guatemala, this dark blue cushion cover is a high quality textile made with a foot loom. The artisans are very interested and passionate about the preservation of the use of the foot loom to make textiles; another goal of theirs is to educate more women in this art and process, as historically the foot loom has been used mostly by men. This dark blue cushion cover features the same design on the front as on the back: thin looped lines in different shades of blue and gray. The back of the cushion has slit in which to insert the cushion.

Nesting baskets are great to use as decorative accents, to store different items or even to serve as pots for artificial plants. This wonderful pair of baskets --created by Indonesian artisan Rahmat Ilham-- is hand-woven from a combination of seagrass and recycled plastic cord in gray and brown.

Slow, silly and so sweet, these gentle sloths hang around the Christmas tree waiting for the snow...or maybe Santa! Each felted wool sloth is handcrafted by a talented group of artisans in India who decorate each one with different colored hats and scarves.

From the shearing of the sheep to spinning the wool by hand, then dying the fibers using only colors derived from nature, Putzkan Association knitters craft this adorable set of eco-friendly tree ornaments. Three different sweaters are paired with a traditional chullo hat and matching warm wooly mittens. These winter warmers are inspired by the woolen clothing worn by children in the high Andean town of Huaraz, Peru, where the Association is based.