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Mother of Pearl Jewelry Box
[India]

$12.95

 

Beautiful Mother of Pearl jewelry box. Satin lined box has separate compartments for your jewelry. Beneath the lid is a convenient mirror. See the Mother of Pearl Frame to complete the set!

Dimensions:
7" wide
5" deep
2 3/4” tall

Fair Trade. Handmade in India by Noah's Ark.

 


 
 
Noah's Ark, India
Artisans making mother-of-pearl
picture frames

Noah's Ark was established to provide integrity, welfare and better living conditions for very poor artisans in the villages of Moradabad, India. Besides fair wages and business support, Noah's Ark provides life insurance, medical and a facility for child education. Through their profits, they are building a school to provide free education to the children who work in the fields of Moradabad. Noah's Ark is also associated with Indian Society of Deaf and Indian Every Home Crusade. Noah’s Ark has recently joined IFAT, the International Fair Trade Association, and currently, over 90% of their sales are to IFAT members. Noah’s Handicrafts and Welfare Society provides free nutrition, medical services and basic education for artisans and their families. Thirty-five artisan groups, representing 280 full-time artisans are working with Noah’s Ark.

Noah’s Ark seeks to enable artisan groups to become established enough to purchase their own machinery and raw materials. These groups can then continue to market and export their handicrafts through Noah’s Ark. As the businesses become more self-sufficient, Noah’s Ark takes on new families. Since their inception, about 20 workshops have become independent.

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