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$35.00
Cute elephant in soft, handwoven cotton.
This is a home decor item, not a toy. Not suitable for children.Â
8.7″L x 6.7″H
Color: Blue/stripes
Material: Outer:100% handwoven cotton, Stuffing: Manmade material
Made in Thailand
Chimmuwa is a part of Borderline Collective in Mae Sot, Thailand. The women artisan group was founded by Sylvia and Nor-Nor with the purpose of providing employment opportunities and job training for young female migrants and refugees from Myanmar.
Borderline Collective is located in Mae Sot, which is about the closest you get to Myanmar, while still being on the Thai side of the border. The shop/restaurant/art gallery/creative space was started with the purpose of supporting migrant and refugee women from Myanmar, by helping the women sell their handmade products. The women are organized in smaller, autonomous, collectives based in the small villages along the border, and Borderline Collective provides a space for the women to showcase their products, and thus reach a larger customer base.
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