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Bamboo Textile Hanger- up to 19''
Bamboo Textile Hanger- up to 19''

An elegant way to display wall hangings or easily change up your decor with fabric draped on this organically-shaped bamboo textile hanger. To use, just slide the wicker loop off the lower bar, add your textile or wall hanging, and then resecure the lower bar before attaching to your wall with a nail or hook. It's a breeze to swap out your decor for a fresh look!

HANDCRAFTED IN VIETNAM

  • Smoked bamboo
  • Woven wicker connectors at ends and loop in center
  • Upper bar 23.5”L, Lower bar 21.25”L, Space between loops 19.75”L. Overall
    height 2.25”. Handmade, sizes may vary slightly.
  • The natural bamboo rod varies in size from .5 to 1 inch in diameter
  • Fits up to 19 inch wide textile
  • Made in Vietnam

SKU: 5404090

THE MAKERS

Craft Link, a nonprofit organization, works with Vietnamese artisans to generate income, with a focus on ethnic minorities and artisans with disabilities. Craft Link also markets products from traditional Vietnamese handicraft villages. Craft Link helps artisan groups design new products, develop marketing opportunities, sells artisans' handicrafts locally, and exports their handicrafts to fair trade organizations and commercial companies around the world.The organization's goals include cultural preservation, public education on traditional handicraft, income generation for small-scale Vietnamese artisans and acquiring new markets. Artisans working with Craft Link receive tools, interest-free loans, education, training and literacy classes. Ten Thousand Villages has purchased products from Craft Link since 2000.
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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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