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Afroart other

Afroart Other – Fairtrade treasures from all corners of the world

In this category you will find everyday objects, such as stylish cotton socks, made with love and care. Not only are they soft and comfortable, but they are also adorned with vibrant stripes that bring a touch of colour and joy to your everyday life.

Our popular dotted potholders are another highlight. Made from felted wool, they are not only practical, but also pleasing to the eye. Their unique design and craftsmanship make cooking an even more enjoyable experience.

Also, let yourself be seduced by the beautiful woodwork made of olive wood. From kitchen utensils to decorative items.

Nice little baskets. Perfect for bread, tea items or as a charming storage solution, these baskets combine functionality with aesthetic appeal. They are hand-woven and testify to a rich tradition of basket weaving.

Each product in the “Afroart Other” category is Fairtrade certified, ensuring that the artisans who create these beauties are fairly compensated. By choosing from this category, you are supporting not only talented artisans, but also a fairer and more sustainable world.

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Price range: DKK139.00 to DKK159.00.
278-318 Score
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The original price was: DKK210.00.The current price is: DKK125.00.
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The original price was: DKK180.00.The current price is: DKK120.00.
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The original price was: DKK65.00.The current price is: DKK45.00.
Price range: DKK130.00 to DKK190.00.
260-380 Score
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170,00 kr.
340 Score
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100,00 kr.
200 Score

Discover the beauty of everyday objects with our ‘Afroart Other’ category, where traditional craftsmanship meets modern aesthetics. This collection is a testament to the craftsmanship of some of the world’s poorest countries, where every item is not just a product, but a story of hope and change.