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Strikingly understated. Slip on the brass exclamation point earrings to quietly say, I'm here! Handcrafted from upcycled bull horn, a byproduct of the food industry. This resourceful use of available materials decreases waste and honors the traditional us

The Pale Blue Dangle Earrings featuring reclaimed animal bone, in sweet pale blue and cream, accented with gold‒colored brass add a touch of eco‒conscious elegance to any outfit.
Who Made It: TARA Projects stands for "Trade Alternative Reform Action." Wo

Elegant and natural, this set of five achira seed bead bracelets can be worn together or individually. Every bracelet has a unique design; one features a freshwater pearl hanging elegantly. Gift all to yourself or share as friendship bracelets. Wear one a

Lather up to the smell of a summer rose garden. Breathe in gentle florals and feel refreshed. Handcrafted in small batches by traditional soap makers in Tamil Nadu, India. Cruelty‐free, chemical‐free, paraben‐free and palm oil free.
Who Made It: Palam Ru

This mini telescope is a great way to remind yourself to look ahead. The Mini Telescope & Box is handcrafted in Moradabad, India by artisans working with Noah's Ark. The cost of metals has skyrocketed in recent years, which has had a devastating effect on

Slip on the horn sand dollar pendant necklace to invite calm and balance. Also, a symbol of unity, wearing this necklace can remind us that we're all connected. Handcrafted from gold‒plated stainless steel and upcycled bull horn, a byproduct of the food i

Handwoven from kaisa, a fast‒growing river grass found across Bangladesh, the Kaisa Basket Bowl 6" brings a traditional craft and skill into your home, serving you fantastic form and function. Whether corralling keys by the door, or office supplies on you

The Samaras Zari Earrings bring a hint of delicate beauty to any look with their golden wings.
Who Made It: TARA Projects stands for "Trade Alternative Reform Action." Working in a 125-mile radius of Delhi, TARA is a fair trade program for community dev