The ANUPA knot detail headband is a unique, eco-friendly accessory handcrafted from recycled sari fabric. Featuring a comfortable elasticated back for the perfect fit.
Dimensions: L44xW12xD0.4cm. Loop circumference is approx. 56cm. One size to fit adult.
Care instructions: Cool handwash only. Do not tumble dry.
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Our founder Laura is "like a kid in a sweet shop" when she visits fabric trader Dhiraj who supplies our recycled saris. In this treasure trove of vibrant colours, intricate patterns, textures and sparkles, it can be very difficult to choose! With intricate printed patterns and luxurious smooth textures, saris are works of art, often passed down families through generations. Nepali culture is very waste-conscious and re-purposing fabrics that have reached the end of one stage of their lives is commonplace. We have given these fabrics a new lease of life, and another chance to tell their stories. Every piece is one of a kind. Almost all options will contain some silk and some options will be 100% silk; as these are recycled fabrics, we do not have access to the individual composition per item. These products are not suitable for vegans. Our UK-sourced elastic thread is high quality and extra strong, with sufficient stretch for the products to fit without needing a fastening.
Handmade by artisans within a World Fair Trade Organization certified collective in Kathmandu, Nepal. These products are hand stitched in the WFTO member workshop which employs over 25 women, giving them opportunities through work. The workshop employs several deaf women who communicate with the production manager using sign language. Learn more about the World Fair Trade Organization here.
