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First Light Iron Candleholder
First Light Iron Candleholder

Light up any space with this stunning candle holder! The intricately handcrafted iron tree features swirling branches and leaves with five birds perched among them, all emerging from a flat iron base. A tealight candle holder is nestled behind the trunk and when lit, the effect is a beautiful silhouette of this majestic tree. (Candle not included.) A wonderful gift to represent family, new life and generations of love. A Ten Thousand Villages Exclusive made by artisans with Noah's Ark in India. Noah's Ark continues its work, training artisans to use alternative metals, source recycled materials and to create innovative designs grounded in traditional methods. 

HANDCRAFTED IN INDIA

  • Materials: Iron with brown powder coating and silver foil finish. Silver foil finish is delicate and may rub off with handling.
  • Measures: 9.5"L x 8.5"H
  • Colors: Silver, brown
  • Holds one tealight candle (not included)

SKU: 6898920

THE MAKERS

Noah's Ark International Exports is a fair trade handicraft marketing organization in Moradabad, India. Noah's Ark provides benefits such as education and medical treatment for artisans and their families. As artisan businesses become more self-sufficient, Noah's Ark takes on new families. Since the company's inception, about 20 artisan workshops have become independent. Noah's Ark started in 1986, in one room of a family house in Moradabad. Businessman Samuel Masih observed that exporters and middlemen were taking advantage of handicraft artisans. He started Noah's Ark to promote these artisans and their crafts.
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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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