We have only one Recycled Plastic Tray left in stock! These trays migrated across the world from Nepal and each sale supports medical services and job training for rural women. After collecting plastic garbage (including chip bags, drink boxes, and cooke wrappers) women clean the plastic and slice it into strips. By winding these strips around native grasses called saru, artisans are able to bend these strips into a variety of products. The strips are then tied together with colored twine, making the trays highly durable. No two look exactly alike.
Monday, June 28, 2010
Recycled Plastic Tray - only one in stock!
We have only one Recycled Plastic Tray left in stock! These trays migrated across the world from Nepal and each sale supports medical services and job training for rural women. After collecting plastic garbage (including chip bags, drink boxes, and cooke wrappers) women clean the plastic and slice it into strips. By winding these strips around native grasses called saru, artisans are able to bend these strips into a variety of products. The strips are then tied together with colored twine, making the trays highly durable. No two look exactly alike.
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