sustainable gifts

Made from upcycled fabrics in patchwork style, this vibrant set of eco-friendly, reusable batik rayon gift bags offers a practical and stylish alternative to disposable options. The trio comes in different sizes, featuring a convenient drawstring closure and eye-catching hand-stamped and tie-dyed designs in bright red hues. These thoughtfully crafted bags from Balinese artisan Desak Nyoman Parwati combine beauty and sustainability, making them perfect for any special occasion.

Embrace a new era of gift presentation that's as kind to the planet as it is captivating to the eye with these mesmerizing batik rayon wraps, a sustainable twist on the Japanese furoshiki tradition. Bursting with hand-stamped and tie-dyed floral and leaf patterns, this trio of reusable, upcycled fabric wraps brings Balinese artistry to your presents in three convenient sizes. Desak Nyoman Parwati's innovative designs are a feast for the senses and a bold stand against disposable culture.

Unlock ancient Mayan mysteries every time you reach for this lovely pinewood decorative box where history and style blend seamlessly. The striking pyrography-etched patterns adorning this wooden treasure draw inspiration from the legendary Dresden Codex, which is one of the rare surviving Mayan manuscripts written by hand in intricate hieroglyphs. Guatemalan artisan Julio Molina transforms sturdy, sustainable wood into a versatile container, perfect for storing precious keepsakes.

Covet this eco-friendly interpretation of the classic nativity scene, typical of the days spent with family before Christmas. This sculpture integrates the pieces of the scene into a convenient single sculpture, facilitating its safe keeping and preventing the loss of important characters. Inspired by her religion and traditions, Salvadoran artisan Marcela Moran crafts this nativity sculpture from handwoven cotton and naturally occurring fibers from the calabash gourd, jute and agave, following her passion to create sustainable and biodegradable products.

Dzifa is a Ghanaian Ewe word that means "at peace" and it is the name chosen by Salome Korkor Kpokli for this necklace that is not just unique, but also promotes sustainable practices like recycling. It features a brass clasp and is handmade with recycled glass beads and plastic beads in a beautiful combination of blue, ivory, brown and red.