Sandstone Scarf Made by Afghan refugees Made in partnership with Oshana

Made in partnership with Oshana

meaning house or home in Tamasheq

This beautiful keyring is made by Malian women who use handcrafted knives to precisely slice leather

and Yemeni refugee women in Alexandria

the nomadic-pastoralist Tuareg people inhabit vast areas of the Sahara Desert

Sandstone Scarf Made by Afghan refugees Made in partnership with OshanaCrafted by refugees from Syria, Eritrea, Sudan and Yemen living in Egypt A multicultural group of refugee women work together to create these authentic scarves using local materials. Each handmade scarf reflects a personal artisan story and skill. Made in partnership with Threads of Hope. Size: 200cm x 50cm Materials: Natural dye, linen Note: These products are handmade and there will be slight variations in shape, size, and colour.