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Saleh Pouch Kitchen Syrian refugees that were forcibly

SKU 45275012240
4.5
Description

Syrian refugees that were forcibly displaced and are living in Jordan create fashionable products using cross-stitching

A small card with the name and story of the refugee it was made for is tucked into a pocket on the back of the doll

Handcrafted by a group of twenty Syrian refugee women who were affected by the earthquake in 2023

These unique blankets in grey and rust are woven on handlooms by female refugee artisans of Karen and Karenni ethnicities

Saleh Pouch Kitchen Syrian refugees that were forciblyCrafted by Afghan refugees living in India Crafted using waste materials from industrial clothing production, this pouch has Peace and Saleh in Farsi script embroidered on front. Made in partnership with SilaiWali. Size: 20cm x 16cm Materials: Upcycled waste fabric, cotton thread Note: These products are handmade and there will be slight variations in shape, size, and colour.

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