Lapis Herati glass I Afghanistan Herat

Lapis Herati glass I Afghanistan HeratFor over 2,000 years, Herats distinctive glass has been traded along the Silk Road a symbol of world class craftsmanship. Ghulam Sekhi is one of the last masters in a proud yet endangered tradition of Afghan glassblowing. In a small mudbrick workshop near Herats historic citadel, he keeps one of the countrys last glass studios alive. When you buy a glass, you help preserve this unique craft and support the creation of sustainable jobs in Afghanistan.

A region that has been hit by a massive earthquake that instantly changed millions of lives

right at the border to Syria

you help create livelihood opportunities for artisans and value their honoured heritage skills

Sima Samar

To be worn for different occasions and lightweight to wear comfortably

16 cm and 19 cm

A region that has been hit by a massive earthquake in early 2023 that instantly changed millions of Turkish and Syrian lives

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each ceramic piece carries traces of the surrounding nature - from birds and palm trees to flowing plants and desert landscapes shaped into clay

Our Yalda earrings are designed by the danish-Iranian poet

100% cotton silk

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