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These delightful mini scrunchies burst with vibrant colors and nostalgic charm, bringing the beloved 80s and 90s hair accessory straight into today’s fashion scene with fresh personality. Each of the six petite pieces in this collection tells its own sustainable story, crafted from carefully selected upcycled fabrics that give new life to discarded materials. The Lopez Garcia Family of Guatemala transforms textile remnants into these playful hair essentials, perfect for creating effortless styles.

Vibrant colors add a cheerful touch to this eco-friendly creation directly from Guatemala. Maria Isabel Ramos handweaves recycled metalized wrappers to create this toiletry case, featuring a glowing look. The accessory also has a zippered closure and a handy interior pocket.

Style goes hand in hand with ecological awareness in Maria Isabel Ramos's newest creation. Using recycled metalized wrappers, the Guatemalan artisan creates this set of two cosmetic bags with luminous structures and vibrant hues. Furthermore, each accessory has a zipper closure and a cotton lining in a dapper black tone.

A shiny garden in vibrant colors adorns this metalized wrapper cosmetic bag, handcrafted by Maria Isabel Ramos from Guatemala. Determined to spread an eco-friendly message, the artisan handweaves every detail, adding a zipper closure, a cotton lining and a convenient interior pocket.

Scrunchies are back! The popular hair accessories from the 80s and 90s are once again in fashion thanks to designs like this multicolor cotton scrunchie crafted with 100% upcycled materials by the women artisan group Lopez Garcia Family in Guatemala.

The use of upcycled vintage suzani textiles and exquisite hand embroidery techniques make this lovely travel bag a true standout. In an array of black, yellow, green, white and dark blue shades, traditional Uzbek motifs are hand-embroidered with care onto a striking hot pink surface both on the front and back. Enhancing the bag’s unparalleled allure, a delightful beaded tassel gracefully hangs from the side, elevating it to a trendy small handbag. Complete with a fully lined interior and a secure zippered closure adorned with a zamac floral charm, this accessory designed by Kana Morii is all you need to keep your beauty, makeup and travel essentials always meticulously organized.

Please expect variation in the pattern placement due to the use of upcycled fabric, making each piece a unique work of art.

Peruvian artisans of the Andes Traditions Association use ancient techniques to handloom a beguiling pouf cover in a palette of carmine shades. Embellished with Andean motifs, the item is crafted from wool yarns, adding a soft texture to the accessory. On top of that, it comes with a zippered opening discreetly placed on the back.

Neide Ambrosio crochets an original wristlet. Crafted of multicolored upcycled aluminum soda pop-tops, it features a handy wrist strap. A zipper closure opens to a fully-lined interior, complete with an open pocket for storing small items. The Brazilian artisan makes a statement for environmental responsibility.

This exquisite travel bag showcases the exceptional craftsmanship of Uzbek hand embroidery as well as the use of upcycled vintage suzani textiles. Designed by Kana Morii, it is adorned with vibrant yellow, white, black and dark blue motifs meticulously hand-embroidered onto a hot pink surface. The bag’s front features a prominent yellow teapot, symbolizing the renowned hospitality of the Uzbek people. On the back, a traditional triangle pattern known as the “eye amulet” takes center stage, believed to offer protection from the evil eye. Adding a touch of sophistication, a charming beaded tassel hangs from the side, transforming it into a trendy small handbag. With a fully lined interior and a secure zippered closure adorned with a zamac floral charm, this accessory keeps your beauty, makeup and travel essentials always organized.

Please expect variation in the pattern placement due to the use of upcycled fabric, making each piece a unique work of art.