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MARKET ITEMS
CRAFTS, RECIPES, GARDEN TOOLS, VEGGIES...
CRAFTS, RECIPES, GARDEN TOOLS, VEGGIES...
When foodies, locavores and regionalists talk about sustainability or support for local farmers, craftsmen and business people, they almost always leave out refugees, immigrants and ethnic enterprises. For example, foodies talk about authenticity; refugees talk about adaptation and survival. Members of the Women’s Learning Group want to start a different kind of dialog. They sell to (1) practice English (2) increase their social network and (3) earn themselves a few spending dollars. Some, like Phyen the weaver, produce goods with significant cultural value.
When you buy an item from the Women’s Learning Group you promote a dialog of inclusion.
See you at the Farmers Curb Market!
See you at the Farmers Curb Market!
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HANDWOVEN AND CRAFTED ITEMS Medium blanket with traditional hood. About 4 feet wide and 5.5 feet long, the hood allows for extra protection from the cold. Woven by Phyen in her apartment on a traditional backstrap loom.
$280.00
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Baby carrying blanket, about 2 feet wide and 12 feet long. Montagnard women carry babies and children up to age 10. Woven by Phyen in her apartment on a traditional backstrap loom.
$300.00
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Scarves knitted by H Blin.
$20.00
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Head bands woven on a traditional backstrap loom by Ju. Lengths from 5.5 to 6 feet.
$30.00 and $50.00
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Head band and miscellaneous “anything’ pouches woven on a traditional backstrap loom by Ju.
$50.00 and $18.00
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HANDCRAFTED FARM AND GARDEN HOE
HANDCRAFTED SICKLE AND WEEDER
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RECIPE DEMOS
BASKETS, VEGGIES
AT THE FARMERS CURB MARKET on Saturdays, a demonstration how to make dipping sauce and introduction to other Southeast Asian flavors. |
FREE
BASKETS, VEGGIES
Coming!