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This sweet little dish adds a pop of the Andes to a small space. The organic shape is reminiscent of a puddle, but don’t let the soft shape fool you! This Andean soapstone is formed by hard minerals from the Arequipa region of Perú. This little catchall holds a set of rings, an incense, a small soap, some nuts, and so many more tiny things.
Dimensions are 4″ long / 3 1/4″ wide / 3/4″ tall.
About this gemstone:
Handmade in Peru by DAR Proyectos.
| Weight | 0.22 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10 × 8 × 2 cm |
Fine-grained quartz
Use as a catch-all plate
This product comes 100% package free!
Desarrollo Artesanal Rentable (D.A.R.) Proyectos, Sustainable Artisan Development Project, believes that mindful design can act as a bridge between indigenous craft communities and global citizens. We connect those looking for unique, sustainably-made objects to the magic of the Andean culture. For us, preserving culture means that it is not only sustained, but that the craft traditions are also globally recognized and awarded.
D.A.R Proyectos works with a diverse team of indigenous mixed heritage artisans from the Peruvian Andes. Families share generational knowledge and traditional techniques and our community-focused approach enables the capacity of artisan groups to be scaled-up.
A focus on identifying strong local leaders has allowed us to develop a network of regional associations and enable entrepreneurship for long term self management.
We live and work in the northern provinces of La Libertad and Cajamarca, Peru. D.A.R. Proyectos believes that conscious design can act as a bridge between indigenous craft communities and global citizens. We connect those looking for unique, sustainably-made objects to the magic of the Andean culture. For us, preserving culture means that it is not only sustained, but that the craft traditions are also globally recognized and awarded.
We repurpose all packaging materials we receive for order shipments, including any cardboard boxes, paper, tissue, and corn-based packing peanuts. We use recyclable paper tape with water activated adhesive. Sometimes, plastic wrapping falls on our hands from certain vendors. We keep it for situations where a bit of bubble wrap will help better protect your product.
We encourage you to repurpose it and keep it going around :)
