Yellow Antioch necklace I Hatay

Name: Yellow Antioch necklace I Hatay
Brand: ØSTERLAND
SKU: 207167
Price: 370.00 DKK
Availability: InStock

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30-day return policy: You can return the item in-store or online. You will get a refund.
If it's a gift: In the cart, you can choose to add an exchange sticker and gift wrapping.
Extended exchange period for Christmas: All gifts can be exchanged up to and including 1 February 2027.

This beaded necklace has been handcrafted by our master artisan Nehla, who is from the Turkish coastal Mediterranean town Antioch located at the border to Syria. The necklace is made with the best miyuki from Japan and is durable and long-lasting when treated with care.

Details

100% handmade with japanese miyuki beads
Length: 38 cm and 42 cm
Avoid contact with water and remove it while swimming and showering.
Made by hand. Variations in size and shape is a sign of quality

Description

Description

Artist at Kræss

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Hand-sewn cushion covers by ØSTERLAND

Østerland was established in 2021 to source beautiful, quality goods from the Middle East and Afghanistan. Østerland’s mission is to change the perception of countries in the Middle East and Afghanistan, which are often associated with war and conflict. They currently work with Syrian, Iraqi, Afghan, Turkish, Kurdish and Egyptian artisans in the region.

According to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, UNHCR, there are currently over 100 million people on the run. And when people flee, they also leave their livelihoods with them. Østerland wants to preserve handicrafts in the Middle East, but also create jobs for people who do not have many opportunities. Refugees should not only be dependent on emergency aid and assistance, but they should have the opportunity to earn their own money. Buying from artisans from developing countries is one of the best ways to contribute to prosperity and global development for people in the areas. That’s why Østerland.