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A small footprint on the planet, a huge impact on our hearts. 
Featured artist, Akwele Suma
She harvests what others reject. But this artist is doing more than saving the environment with her work.
As an advocate for sustainability, this up-cycling bead-worker challenges us to open our eyes, not just to the plight of our planet, but to the responsibility we have toward one another.
Miguel Mejia
From Peru
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I was only a 13 year-old when I began to make my own toys. I used to tear apart other toys and use their components to create my own versions. That's how I got into making sculptures, but this time recycling mechanical parts from autos, bicycles and more.
Peduli Bali
From Indonesia
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Peduli Bali translates into English as 'Care for Bali.' It is a social-environmental enterprise focusing on recycling and managing waste in a responsible way. The material used to make our upcycled glass products come from discarded wine, beer, water, and other glass bottles originating from the tourism industry, most from our hotel and restaurant customers.
Francis Oliveira
From Brazil
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Francis Oliveira creates jewelry that combines gemstones with beads crafted by rolling pipettes of paper recycled from magazines and newspaper. "I think it is fundamental to start recycling stuff, otherwise the world will become more and more polluted. I'm happy to contribute by recycling," she says.
Cantel Blown Glass Artisans
From Guatemala
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We are the only cooperative in Guatemala that does this kind of work. To create our designs, we recycle glass that we purchase from businesses and individuals. By recycling, our work contributes to the ecology.
Diego Mendoza
From Guatemala
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I like to work with the roots of the coffee tree. This is a good wood because it's something people usually throw away, and they never take the time to see beyond this and understand that each root has the potential to become something unique and wonderful.
Teo Hernandez
From Guatemala
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Reclaiming discarded bits of precious teak and other tropical woods, Teo Hernandez creates beautiful serveware. "We work with sustainable woods and everything we do is entirely done by hand. It is our way of preserving the environment," he explains.
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