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Keep your mitts cozy with these Hand-Knit Wool Mittens in neutral colors!  Your hands are sure to stay oh-so-toasty in the comfort of these fleece-lined, all-natural wool winter accessories.  Great for men or women, the heather and charcoal tones and coffee-colored stripes are excellent examples of the knitting skills of the Nepalese artisans who crafted them.  Your purchase of these comfy mittens will keep your hands happy and keep their kids in school.  And that's a purpose worth purchasing to support!

Also available in Cerulean and Chocolate.

 

Most of Ganesh Himal’s knit items are knit by women in their homes while their children are in school. Organized into small neighborhood groups, one woman is elected as a team leader. The team leader picks up the pre dyed wool and delivers the wool and orders weekly. She then will pick up the finished product and deliver them to the main office. Once at the main office they do the finishing, lining and final quality control. For Nepali women it is vital to be able to work in their homes while caring for their children and at the same time gain a fair income. This income gives them a larger voice in their homes and allows many to keep their children in school.

Hand-Knit Wool Mittens - Charcoal

$22.00Price

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