Since 2000 Sapia has been working with low-income women artisans using recycled and natural materials to develop beautiful products that have made dramatic changes in the artisans' livelihoods
this necklace by Zandra Lorena Sajbin features a dark green jade on one side and a light green jade on the other
The interior has a strong cotton webbing that is quick-drying to reduce bacteria and odor
but you'll have reason to celebrate after the sun goes down in the midnight hues of this stately
rattan handle
Freedom of Expression Beaded Torsade Bracelet Komon Utzil Since 2000 Sapia has beenThai artisan Tiraphan Hasub has crafted this exquisite beaded bracelet. Featuring five strands of gemstones and brass beads on brown polyester cord that attach at the back with small brass bells. Brightly colored lapis lazuli, serpentine, dyed blue calcite, agates, and composite turquoise create a striking contrast with the gold colored brass, making this bracelet a magnificent accessory. Serpentine, composite turquoise, lapis lazuli, dyed calcite,