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A multicultural group of refugees work together in Cairo to create these lovely dolls using local materials
A small card with the name and story of the refugee it was made for is tucked into a pocket on the back of the doll
Mini dolls with intricate embroidery depicting the personal hopes
a tradition passed through hands and generations
Embroidered by Syrian refugee women
Takuma Scarf WRD 2024 A multicultural group of refugeesCrafted by Congolese, Somali, South Sudanese and Ethiopian refugees living in Kenya This scarf is hand dyed using colours inspired by daily life in East Africa, and is stitched, tasseled, and dyed using centuries old African textile traditions like resist dyeing. The result is an eye catching, ethical accessory. Made in partnership with RefuSHE. Size: 35. 5cm x 114cm Materials: Viscose Note: These products are handmade and there will be slight