Ethiopian Handspun Cotton Yarn, Onionskin + Pastel Mimosa Marled scarf we ensure that every step

we ensure that every step of our process supports fair wages

This hand-carved nativity was created by an artisan on the island of Madagascar and is carved from a precious wood called Fanazava

This sweater takes 64 hours for one woman to knit by hand

Our goal in creating this fiber was to create an ethically and humanely sourced angora blend

Ethiopian Handspun Cotton Yarn, Onionskin + Pastel Mimosa Marled scarf we ensure that every stepThis lovely marled cotton yarn is laboriously handspun on a drop spindle in Ethiopia by women working for a small cooperative comprised of single mothers. A single skein of yarn requires approximately 736 yards of handspun yarn. The yarn is then imported into Rwanda where the ladies of Handspun Hope complete the process of dyeing it organically in the single ply. Once the yarn is dry, the spinners then ply the yarn with spinning wheels into a two ply