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 Your cash gift will go directly to support women and girls working to improve their communities and protect endangered species. Please give generously to help us to increase the number of projects we support. Thank you! Enter Dollar amount of your contribution: $ .00
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WorldWomenWork promotes education & empowerment for women and wildlife conservationWorldWomenWork partners with women artisans and activists in some of the most remote parts of the world. We purchase beautiful products from small, women-owned enterprises and sell these unique things to women all over the United States. We provide a steady stream of income to grow the enterprise, and the proceeds from the sales support women in Kenya, Nepal, Indonesia and 11 other countries. Our way of funding our efforts is unique and effective; nearly 100% of the proceeds supports projects that are educating girls, building economic independence for women, and protecting the natural world. New Collaboration with Kathryn Schumacher DesignsKathryn Schumacher Designs grew out of Kathryn's twenty-three years as an Interior Designer with projects in California, New Mexico, New York, Washington, Florida and Illinois. She loves color, textiles, patterns, artistic detail and travel, all of which provide inspiration for her decorative pillow collections.Kathryn Schumacher, a designer of one-of-a-kind decorative pillows, www.kathrynschumacher.com, has been friends with Singer for over 15 years and jumped at the recent opportunity to travel with Singer to her beloved Africa. As a result of this trip Kathryn was inspired to create a selection of beautiful African oriented pillows exclusively for WorldWomenWork. We are thrilled with this wonderful collaboration and delighted that we can participate in the debut of Kathryn's stunning new Africa collection. |
Featured Products Each pashmina is handwoven in Nepal from the fleece of Mongolian and Nepalese mountain goats that live at altitudes of 14,000 feet and higher. One pashmina requires the the wool of three mountain goats to be produced. The handpainting is done by Tibetan thangka painters who now live in Kathmandu. From the gathering of the fleece to the weaving, to the painting, and the tasseling - all is done by hand.
 Hand-painted Wooden Serving Tray with colorful lizard, lady-bugs and leaves painted in acrylic. Gloss finish. Size: 15x11.5
Made in Kenya.
 Tribal Arts in Zambia focuses on handmade tribal, animal, and indigenous designs
derived from african art. They support the local school educating over 160 children
and also fair trade and wildlife conservation (Cat not for sale)
 Handmade Canvas and Mud Cloth with Braided Leather Handles and trim. Back pocket, three inside pockets, zippered closure.
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