These handcrafted Easter Eggs are felted using locally-produced wool and decorated with Marash embroidery - a technique originating from a city in ancient Armenia

a skill which embodies their heritage

creating a stunning contrast against the deep navy background and giving a nod to all-American Western style

marital status or ethnic group

It is a celebration of the bonds that bring women together and the shared belief that we must build a world in which women have equal rights and opportunities

Woven Sharing Basket Made by Congolese refugees These handcrafted Easter Eggs areCrafted by Congolese refugees living in Zambia This beautiful basket is handcrafted by Congolese weavers. These pieces each takes up to two weeks to create, and carry the poignant stories of their owners, which are passed down from generation to generation. Made in partnership with FREE. Size: 7 x 20 cm Materials: Makenge root, copper wire Note: These products are handmade and there will be slight variations in shape, size, and colour.