Beaded Crescent Moon Bowl Beadwork originally used to distribute food

originally used to distribute food aid

Intricate cross-stitch embroidery techniques shine through in this unique two-way backpack that brings together Middle Eastern design and Japanese-inspired aesthetics

handcrafted in refugee camps by Afghan women who specialize in embroidery techniques that have been passed down for generations

Special collaboration with UNIQLO

Made in partnership with Mifuko

Beaded Crescent Moon Bowl Beadwork originally used to distribute foodCrafted by internally displaced South Sudanese, and Sudanese and Ethiopian refugees This bowl has a beautiful beaded pattern of a crescent moon and shining stars. During Ramadan, the crescent of the new moon signifies the beginning and end of fasting. This beaded bowl is a remarkable conversation piece that reflect traditions and exude the hope and talent of their makers. Made in partnership with Roots. Size: 16cm x 7cm Materials: Glass beads, wire