Habibi Small Crochet Blanket Made by South Sudanese refugees Crafted using waste materials from

Crafted using waste materials from industrial clothing production

Artisans make use of the entire coconut—transforming the flesh and juice into food items

Zigzag lines represent the traditional caravan routes that Tuareg traders took to transport salt across the desert by camel

23cm x 9cm

These embroidered earstuds highlight the varied heritage and unique cultural narratives of refugee artisans

Habibi Small Crochet Blanket Made by South Sudanese refugees Crafted using waste materials fromCrafted by Syrian refugees living in Lebanon. This charming blanket is crocheted by Syrian refugee women in Lebanon, rebuilding their lives one thread at a time. Habibi means my dear in Arabic. These blankets make a meaningful gift for someone you love. Each blanket has the name of the artisan embroidered in the corner, and each blanket has a sage green border. Made in partnership with Oshana. Size: 100cm x 100cm Materials: Cotton and acrylic thread