Aqua Herati bowl I Afghanistan Herat

Aqua 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.

This quartz necklace is crafted by our master artisans in Kabul

These candlesticks are made from traditional techniques dating back thousands of years

you help keep a 2

Care: Only dry clean

):Height: 15 cmWidth: 28 cm

brings years of haute couture experience into every detail she creates

925 silver and 18 karat gold-plated with a peridot stone in the middle

Panjshir valley in northeastern Afghanistan

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

these women face limited opportunities due to the current restrictions and economic challenges

This necklace is inspired by the early anatolian civilisation and contributes to keeping the country's distinctive handicrafts alive and gives the artisans an income

18k goldplated 925 silver with lapis lazuli stone