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About this product This beautiful new chime features a cutout moon within a mandala patterned sun. This chime has 3 bells at the bottom with colorful beads attached to them. Adding to its beauty this chime has a brilliant gold finish. If hanging outside we recommend spraying with a clear coat to preserve longevity and color. Made from reused metal Soldered together for strength and durability Coated in a protective color layer Indoor & outdoor use Size: 18" L x 8" W MOQ:2 Can be sprayed with a clear coat to preserve color and longevity 
About this product
This beautiful new chime features a cutout moon within a mandala patterned sun. This chime has 3 bells at the bottom with colorful beads attached to them. Adding to its beauty this chime has a brilliant gold finish. If hanging outside we recommend spraying with a clear coat to preserve longevity and color. Made from reused metal Soldered together for strength and durability Coated in a protective color layer Indoor & outdoor use
Size: 18" L x 8" W
 Can be sprayed with a clear coat to preserve color and longevity

Peek A Boo Moon

$20.00Price

  • About Mira Fair Trade

    Growing up in India, Meera always enjoyed shopping at places where she could buy directly from the producer - a personal interaction that she missed in the big shopping malls of the U.S. The artisans she met shared stories of their lives, and their skills fascinated her. Unfortunately, without the education or resources to help them, the artisans had no control over their products or wages and they were often paid only $1 a day for their work. Meera quickly realized that her purchasing power made a big difference in the artisans’ lives. It was an easy decision for Meera to help the artisans earn fair wages by bringing these beautiful products to mainstream consumers throughout the U.S. She found support and gathered resources from the Fair Trade Federation, an association which sets standards for fair trade businesses and holds them accountable for their work and procedures based off of the Principles of Fair Trade. Meera also became involved with groups that work on community projects, such as building schools, digging wells, and working on irrigation and water projects. Thanks to these efforts, some dying arts and crafts were preserved. Meera annually tours rural areas in India where these artisans live and work, and meets the community organizers and the non-profit organizations that produce her inventory. Meera works directly at the grass roots levels to design beautiful, ethnic products suitable for the western world. Fair Trade Federation & Green America Certified

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