and a way of safeguarding ancestral knowledge

This beautiful basket is handcrafted by Congolese weavers in Zambia

The exquisite crochet beadwork used to create this tassel is a showcase of the skill and art of South Sudanese women

Syrian refugees make recycled products using materials from the urban landscape

‘Pukhta’ means strong and ‘dozi’ means embroidery – the technique originated in Uzbekistan

Lobster Cuff in Teal Wall Basket and a way of safeguardingCrafted by refugees from Myanmar, Syria and Afghanistan living in Malaysia This embroidered cuff highlight the varied heritage and unique cultural narratives of refugee artisans. The patterns are inspired by landscapes of Myanmar and Middle Eastern tile designs. Made in partnership with Earth Heir. Size: 5. 8cm x 1cm x 7cm Materials: Stainless steel, gold plating Note: These products are handmade and there will be slight variations in shape, size, and