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Our classic handmade mug with an encouraging word engraved on the cup. Whether you start your day with a strong cup of coffee or end your day with calming herbal tea, Papillon’s handmade mugs hold ...
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These unique cards are hand embroidered by mamas in Haiti.Â
Dimensions : 3" x 5"Â
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Available midFebruary! Taking orders now to make sure we have enough! Since the 1950's Haitians have been flattening 55 gallon oil drums and using these steel canvases to cut, pierce, and bend int...
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Available midFebruary! Taking orders now to make sure we have enough! Since the 1950's Haitians have been flattening 55 gallon oil drums and using these steel canvases to cut, pierce, and bend int...
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Cute little vase in bright speckled red with a button heart on the front! A house favorite!!Â
Dimensions: Approximately 6.5”Â
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Since the 1950's Haitians have been flattening 55 gallon oil drums and using these steel canvases to cut, pierce, and bend intricate images and sculptures. This 13 inch metal piece is a perfect ad...
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Stuffed Flamingo
100% polyester fiberfill, intricately handmade by our talented sewers, bright bold cotton prints.
Dimensions: 9" x 17"
Patterns will vary
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🦋 The Orphan Gospels
What makes a country like Haiti so poor? Why are there so many orphanages? What can those of us from a place a privilege do to help in a country where the poverty seems relentl...