Made in: India Product language: English Weight: 500 kg (1,102.31 lb) Dimensions: 47 x 13 cm (18.5 x 5.1 in) Product materials: Upcycled Packaging: Recyclable Production: Ethically sourced and Fair trade
Belief in Evolution's Embrace
Imani, the embodiment of belief and faith, radiates self-assurance and the conviction of personal growth. She holds her child close, symbolising the unbreakable bond, using a soft cloth around her waist reminiscent of an umbilical cord—a regal turban adorned with the same African print as her elegant kaftan crowns her head.
Imani stands as Eve, the mother of all humankind, representing the essence of maternal strength and nurturing. Handcrafted by Afghan women refugees using waste fabric, Imani and her baby not only embody the beauty of creation but also support sustainable income for their creators. Imani exemplifies the enduring power of belief and the celebration of diverse cultures, empowering Afghan artisans through their skilled craftsmanship.
Silaiwali is social enterprise that up-cycles waste fabric generated by the mass clothing manufacturers to make beautiful handicrafts made by Afghan women refugees currently living in New Delhi, India.
Material: Cotton/Ryon fabric, polyfill, cotton bedding, paper box
Silaiwali is social enterprise that up-cycles waste fabric generated by the mass clothing manufacturers to make beautiful handicrafts made by Afghan women refugees currently living in New Delhi, India.
Max the Dog, loyal and true,
Handcrafted with love, a companion for you.
Afghan artisans, their skills on display,
From waste fabric, a creation that won't stray.
Supporting sustainable income, their pride,
Max the Dog, by your side.
Silaiwali is social enterprise that up-cycles waste fabric generated by the mass clothing manufacturers to make beautiful handicrafts made by Afghan women refugees currently living in New Delhi, India.
African Heritage: Soumba's Power Shines Bright
Soumba stands as a profound representation of racial diversity, embodying the spirit of an African lady. Handcrafted by Afghan women refugees in India using discarded fabric, she exudes quiet confidence, bearing the weight of the world with poise. Soumba's elegant appearance, draped in a kaftan and adorned with a turban, emanates a powerful presence. Despite challenging circumstances, artisans pour their talents into creating this remarkable figure. Soumba embodies the nurturing qualities of a caring mother and the vivacious energy of youthfulness. In her intricate details, she celebrates the fusion of cultures and the richness of diversity, symbolising empowerment and enduring spirit. A testament to skill and creativity, Soumba signifies the strength within unity and the beauty of coming together harmoniously.
Silaiwali is social enterprise that up-cycles waste fabric generated by the mass clothing manufacturers to make beautiful handicrafts made by Afghan women refugees currently living in New Delhi, India.
Voda the Bear, strong and kind,
Handcrafted with love, a treasure to find.
Afghan artisans, their skills on display,
From waste fabric, a creation to stay.
Supporting sustainable income, their pride,
Voda the Bear, a masterpiece by their side.
Silaiwali is social enterprise that up-cycles waste fabric generated by the mass clothing manufacturers to make beautiful handicrafts made by Afghan women refugees currently living in New Delhi, India.
