Tulip Voile Hand Embroidered Scarf Made in Egypt Each piece is hand-carved from

Each piece is hand-carved from locally sourced waste materials — using wood from already pruned jacaranda trees — and shaped with freehand woodworking techniques passed down through generations

A multicultural group of refugee and Egyptian women work together in Cairo to create these authentic tea towels using local materials

freehand woodworking technique used to make this little bird is passed down from one generation to the next

it’s designed to keep coins

Stainless steel

Tulip Voile Hand Embroidered Scarf Made in Egypt Each piece is hand-carved fromCelebrate the Power of Global Craftsmanship Explore a curated collection of handcrafted accessories brought to life through the Nest Refugee Artisan Accelerator, in partnership with CFDA and MADE51. The collection features the work of refugee artisans from around the world. Every purchase helps support sustainable livelihoods and meaningful impact. Crafted by Afghan refugees living in Pakistan In Afghan culture, the tulip holds profound meaning. It is