Handwoven Grass Napkin Rings Deadstock Each one is sewn with

Each one is sewn with care by Afghan refugee women resettled in North Carolina

a typical handwoven belt worn by Mayan women

a non-profit that promotes alleviation of poverty through the cultivation of hemp in remote villages

you'll be bringing a bit of culture and coolness to your abode

These gorgeous greens are sure to elevate your table setting with their timeless

Handwoven Grass Napkin Rings Deadstock Each one is sewn withSmall details make a difference . . . on your table, in your life and in the life of others! Ugandan women at "Ride 4 a Woman" make napkin rings from raffia palm and grass collected from the hills of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. Using a coil stitch and wrap technique, the women create the Intertwined napkin rings that will complete your table setting.