Gold Herati bowl I Afghanistan Herat

Gold Herati bowl I Afghanistan HeratFor over 2,000 years, Herats distinctive glass has been traded along the Silk Road a symbol of world class craftsmanship. Ghulam Sekhi is one of the last masters in a proud yet endangered tradition of Afghan glassblowing. In a small mudbrick workshop near Herats historic citadel, he keeps one of the countrys last glass studios alive. When you buy a glass, you help preserve this unique craft and support the creation of sustainable jobs in Afghanistan.

found in almost every home across the country

The tablecloth is 100% of locally harvested cotton with peacock and damask patterns

independent lives through their work

This alabaster candle holder is crafted from a material that has been used in Egypt since the pharaonic era

The returned pillowcase must not have been used

5 cm x 35 cm

with beautiful quarts and gold-plated sterling silver - perfect for any occasion

5 cm (length) x 6 cm (height)

Originally practiced by prisoners

This lapis lazuli necklace is crafted by our master artisans in Kabul

This luminous pair of earrings with tourmaline stones is elegant and striking

This ring symbolize both Afghan craftsmanship and the strength of the women who carry on these traditions