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Description

This voile scarf revives the age-old tradition of Afghan PuktaDozi hand embroidery

The design represents the additional strength and persistence needed to rise again after being forced from home

Crafted by refugees from East Africa

meaning house or home in Tamasheq

Ishimwe Woven Pot - Purple bag This voile scarf revives theCrafted by Burundian refugees living in Tanzania, and returnees Ishimwe, meaning "gratitude", is a celebration of life's meaningful moments and the beauty of handmade craft. Handwoven by Burundian refugees living in Tanzania, this decorative pot reflects generations of weaving tradition, with every coil carefully shaped by hand using time honoured techniques. Its natural fibres are complemented by soft purple accents, a colour often associated with

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