Madi Doll Home accessories made and decorated by a

made and decorated by a master in the free-blowing process

Crafted by Afghan refugees living in Pakistan

Kuna Textiles are all hand-sewn by the women of the Guna Dule indigenous community in the Caiman Alto Reserve

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adding a touch of individuality to each piece as every stone is unique

Madi Doll Home accessories made and decorated by aBy SilaiWali in collaboration with MADE51 by the United Nations High Commission for Refugees. Crafted by Afghan refugees living in India. Beautifully designed dolls represent women from around the world. Crafted using waste materials from industrial clothing production, each one is as unique as the refugee women who stitched it. Madi, true to her name, stands tall in her traditional Tibetan dress, radiating praise and admiration. Her chuba, a warm