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Advocate Morse Code Bracelet
Advocate Morse Code Bracelet

This bracelet holds a secret code! The Advocate Morse Code bracelet uses silver- and gold-colored metal beads to spell out a special message for an advocate you admire. This adjustable bracelet comes from Nepal Knotcraft Centre, our fair trade partner that employs socially and economically underprivileged women in Nepal, giving them opportunities to earn an income and support their schooling.

HANDCRAFTED IN NEPAL

  • Green nylon cord and silver‒ and gold‒colored metal beads; handmade paper card
  • Bracelet has adjustable knot closure
  • Knotted and beaded section 3.75L inches; Entire length of bracelet (including extension portion): 10L inches
  • Card reads: Thank you ‒ You have a knack for doing the right thing for others in need.
  • Handcrafted in Nepal

SKU: 5907010

THE MAKERS

Nepal Knotcraft Center trains, employs and empowers socially and economically underprivileged women in Nepal, giving them opportunities to earn an income and support their schooling. The organization started by training women in macramé knotcraft. Over the years, their product line evolved to include Dhaka weave textiles, cornhusk dolls, bamboo baskets and other natural fiber products, many drawing on local designs and traditions. With a product line made from mostly recycled and indigenous materials, Nepal Knotcraft Center’s products occupy a unique niche in the marketplace. The center runs a savings program for employees, and artisans receive bonuses when orders are sufficient. Literacy classes are offered to help empower the women. Ten Thousand Villages has purchased products from Nepal Knotcraft Center since 1988
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Welcome to our global maker-to-market movement where, together with 20,000 artisans, we ignite social change. We create opportunities for individuals, families, and communities in developing countries to thrive through strong relationships, fair wages, safe working conditions, and sustainable practices.

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