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Product Description
This ceramic dishware brings the Balinese jungle to life! Once famous for ceramic tile production, the artisans of Pejaten spend a year training to learn this craft. With the assistance of Mitra Bali, our local partner, artisans are able to access larger markets, secure long-term employment and improve their overall quality of life.

Original Good provides shoppers with a unique global shopping experience at their doorstep. The company offers access to beautiful, stylish and uniquely handcrafted gifts and accessories from artisan communities in over 30 developing countries across the world all under the Fair Trade umbrella. The companys line includes bags, books and stationery, housewares, jewelry, scarves and shawls, yoga accessories, and small gifts. World of Good Inc. donates 10% of its profits to World of Good Inc.: Development Organization, a 501(c)3 non-profit that is focused on building strategies to substantially improve socio-economic conditions for millions of artisans and their families. The organization also works to educate US consumers and corporations about the benefits of engaging in ethical trade practices to bridge the gap between the global north and south.

About The Artisan
Mitra Bali was founded in 2003 as a high-quality alternative to the cheap trinkets flooding Bali's tourist market. Led primarily by women, the Design Center aims to revive traditional Balinese cultural legacies and style, while promoting economic empowerment and community well being. Their eco-positive production and conservation principles inspired a reforestation project, where sustainable, rapidly-growing Blalu trees are cultivated - benefiting both the local population and the environment.