
All the new products were sourced from a Vermont-based company and member of the Fair Trade Federation. They work in partnership with six women-owned textile design studios in Ethiopia, Swaziland, Afghanistan, and Mali, to create traditionally-inspired contemporary accessories and home textiles. The sale of these products supports the emerging private sector in each of these countries and creates jobs for women in societies where good jobs are rare, paying them a fair wage.

And while I was photographing the scarves, I took some other group shots too and included the lovely lilacs I filled my apartment with on the weekend. I mixed them with roses and some greenery in a recently acquired Dundee Marmalade jar (yes, I'm up to three now); this one from Cottage Farm. The vintage pen nibs are from Sadie Olive.
gorgeous!!
ReplyDeletegorgeous scarf jane, lovely and light.
ReplyDeleteyour arrangement is beautiful. and im so excited to see the new shop additions. i know the company from vermont and they are wonderful!
ReplyDeletethose scarves look so light and dreamy. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteso pretty...you always find such lovely things.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful scarves! I love the way you photographed them for the shop as well. Did I ever tell you that my Czech nickname is Herna? Slightly different spelling but I think the scarves and I are meant to be...
ReplyDeleteHa! Laura - then it's meant to be. I think the mauve would kill on you!!
ReplyDeletethose light-weight scarves are brilliant! i love the mauve. and i love even more that they help women and create jobs in those countries, how wonderful :)
ReplyDeletethat blue striped scarf....perfect. you have great taste, jane!
ReplyDeleteYou know I love this scarf.
ReplyDeletethe scarves are lovely! & the women-owned textile design studios make them even more so -- favourite is the mauve x
ReplyDeleteuh, such beautiful things!!! your taste is fantastic!
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