Christmas Tree Bells
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- Handcrafted Christmas Tree decorations made from sustainably sourced wood
- Can be used on the Christmas tree and also as indoor decorations
- The wood portions are coloured with natural dyes and finished with natural lac
- Fair Trade Product made by artisans from Channapatna in Karnataka, India
- INDOOR USE ONLY
Out of stock. Please email us at [email protected] to be notified when back in stock.
Sustainable Wooden Christmas Decorations
Bright and cheerfully coloured Christmas tree ornaments in the shape of a tree bell. The tree trunk acts as the "tongue" of the tree bell. All made in wood and handcrafted by artisans from Channapatna in South India. These Christmas decorations are handcrafted using traditional lacware techniques and are coloured with natural dyes.
IMPORTANT: Product for Indoor Use Only. Lac coating can get damaged if exposed to outdoor weather conditions.
This is a handmade product so there might be slight variations in colour or finish. Price is per unit.
Ethiqana is starting an artisanal revival in the world of children’s toys and other homewares and accessories.
This social enterprise works with small artisan producers, known as Ethiqana’s Artisan Heroes, carefully selected based on the eco-friendliness of their methods and the need for creative and economic empowerment.
These include the famous toymakers of Channapatna, India, who create colourful, tactile and durable wooden toys following fair trade values. These toys are 100% natural, handmade from sustainably grown wood and coloured with natural non-toxic dyes from plant-based sources.
A huge part of Ethiqana’s mission is to preserve traditional, nearly-extinct art and craft techniques. Many of the toys are made using methods passed down through generations of artisans over the course of 200 years.
By preserving these traditional techniques, Ethiqana challenges modern manufacturing methods and provides sustainable livelihoods to the artisans.
They also strive to give their Artisan Heroes opportunities to travel and connect with a worldwide audience. This helps makers evolve their art and practices, which is key to preserving them for the future.