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Fair-Trade
Magenta Felt Apinia
Description
The fluffy magenta apinia felted flower evokes all the happiness of spring. Style it in a vase of its own or pair it with other felted flowers and leaves to create a bold bunch. Crafted from eco-friendly and non-toxic hand-dyed wool felt, this wildflower is hand-cut and hand-stitched together to form the perfect bloom. Made by women artisans in Kathmandu, Nepal, trained in the ancient technique of felting—the income they earn from the sale of this flower allows them to break the cycle of poverty and provide for their families.
To keep your flower fresh simply steam the petals and leaves with a steamer or iron, as needed, and it will remain in bloom for years to come. Fair-Trade. Measures 16 x 4 x 4 in.
Details
- Item #51672
