Bija Floral Seed Sprouter Set

DESCRIPTION: Grow your own fresh sprouts with a touch of whimsy using our Bija Floral Seed Sprouter Set! This set includes two beautifully designed sprouters, a whitewashed terracotta microgreen sprouter, and a natural terracotta avocado seed sprouter and floral arranger. Grow your own greens, celery, carrots, avocados and more! Get creative in the kitchen with this exclusive item from Ten Thousand Villages! Handcrafted in Bangladesh by skilled artisans with Corr - The Jute Works.

PRODUCT DETAILS:

• Materials: Terracotta
• Measures: 4"D
• Colors: Natural, whitewashed terracotta
• Notes: Comes in a box with instructions

IMPACT: Made with love in Bangladesh ♥ Ten Thousand Villages is a global maker-to-market movement that addresses economic injustice. They are a pioneer of fair trade, they do business differently, putting people and the planet first. That means you can trust that every purchase you make directly impacts the life and community of its maker in an under-resourced community. Together we break the cycle of generational poverty and ignite social change. #LiveLifeFair

THE MAKER: CORR stands for Christian Organization for Relief and Rehabilitation. Corr–The Jute Works is a women’s nonprofit handicraft marketing trust and exporter of quality handicrafts. Based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, The Jute Works represents more than 4,000 rural women artisans in 154 workshops. The Jute Works strives to empower rural women through handicraft production, animal husbandry and small job creation projects. The group works with women regardless of caste, creed and race. It provides job training, develops leadership skills and generates awareness of the women’s plight. It promotes thrift, self–help and democratic practice among the women’s handicraft groups. Members share ownership, participate in decision-making and receive the benefits of surplus production. The Jute Works is one of Bangladesh’s largest exporter of handicrafts. Ten Thousand Villages has purchased products from The Jute Works since 1974.