Woodcut stamp fair trade group _ Forest _

/ Commodity Description and story / Woodcut Indian traditional craft techniques, instructors are based on two weeks to complete the design of hand-carved woodcut, a group of four stamps, school to bag Use mango wood production, mango trees no longer grow after a certain age, mango, growers need to cut down old trees to plant new trees, mango wood recovered as furniture or woodcut stamp use Note that each slightly different hand-carved Helped hundreds of North Indian traditional handicraft artisans making a major push international sales platform. TARA is the first one of the organizations engaged in fair trade in India, while providing non-formal education to community children and women, to teach the concept of environmental health producer. Producers in part by interest are: health care, no-interest loans, advances, deposits, vocational training. / Size / Female peacock -4x5x3 cm Owl -2.7x4x3 cm Tree -6x7x3 cm Male peacock -6.5x7x3 cm / Material / Mango wood Cotton / Operate and maintain / Small seal may use their own creation / Designer and brand profile / Cocoon wrap design + Fair Trade Cocoon wrap a child in Taiwan's first certified Fair Trade Organization WFTO Origin / manufacturing methods Indian Fair Trade organization