Indigenous People Save Traditional Crafts
byOn October 11th, we celebrated the history and culture of indigenous peoples around the world. In honor of the $114.2 million you’ve helped…
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How one Alpaca artisan pays homage to the past
byMeet Maria Cutipa Chestnut-brown flowers laced with blue vines, geometric patterns in perfect symmetry, timeless knits that link the ancient past with the…
Essential Costa Rica – Fall in Love with the Work of Artisans
byCosta Rica is known throughout the world for its commitment to sustainability and peace. Over the last four years, we’ve discovered another source…
NOVICA.com and International Trade Centre (United Nations/WTO agency) Partner to Empower Artisans Worldwide – Including Remote Artisans Devastated by COVID’s Impact on Tourism
byPartnership brings hope and opportunity to struggling artisans Los Angeles, September 29, 2021 – NOVICA.com, the world’s largest online impact marketplace, has partnered…
How one Balinese silversmith pours gratitude into his work
byA Simple Grain of Rice Let’s take a jaunt over to Bali as the stunning and iconic rice terraces of the island prepare for…
Celebrate Diwali – India’s Festival of Lights
byHope Shines Diwali is India’s Festival of Lights. This year, it radiates with renewed strength. During the five-day celebration, billions of people will light…
Spreading Joy in West Africa with the Dumpong Soccer Field
byEven as Team West Africa works hard to develop new products to delight our customers, we’ve also prioritized our sense of social responsibility by…
Supporting Artisans Helps them Support Their Communities – Asunta Pelaez
byAfter being diagnosed with a debilitating illness, Peruvian artisan Asunta Pelaez found something that no self-help book could offer. It gave her a…
Ensuring the Artisan Legacy
byBehind every COVID-19 statistic of loss is an actual human life, rich and full and cut too short. This year, we lost many great…
Art that Empowers – The Desert Weavers of India
byWhat a group of traditional weavers in India can teach us about community. The Desert Weavers of India You would be forgiven for thinking…