Recycled Silk Shopping Bag

Recycled Silk Shopping BagPackable recycled silk shopping bag. Approx. 15X15, assorted prints & colors. Made from sari scraps, the bag comes in a delightful variety of colors and designs, and features an elastic closure with toggle. With a hidden inside pocket, these bags fold into the small pocket & toggle close. They can be thrown in your purse for easy access. Ganesh Himal Trading Fair Trade Made in Nepal At the heart of Ganesh Himal Trading are long term relationships.

Packable recycled silk shopping bag. Approx. 15″X15″, assorted prints & colors. Made from sari scraps, the bag comes in a delightful variety of colors and designs, and features an elastic closure with toggle. With a hidden inside pocket, these bags fold into the small pocket & toggle close. They can be thrown in your purse for easy access.

Ganesh Himal Trading | Fair Trade | Made in Nepal

At the heart of Ganesh Himal Trading are long term relationships. Established in 1984 by husband and wife duo Ric Conner and Denise Attwood, Ganesh Himal continues to partner with many of the same artisans 40 years later. We believe that building long lasting relationships based on trust, dialogue and mutual respect is key to community building and helps move us toward a more equitable future.

Our partnerships are grounded in reciprocity. We work diligently to establish mutually beneficial relationships with our producers in Nepal by encouraging a balanced level of give and take. We work directly with producers as a team, expanding each other's talents and ideas. We believe everyone's insight and perspective is needed to create systems that address the changing nature of our world.

We have been proud members of the Fair Trade Federation since its founding in 1994. FTF is an organization dedicated to strengthening and promoting fair trade organizations in the U.S. and Canada.

We are proud members of Green America. Green America focuses on economic action to solve social and environmental problems.

In 2014, Ganesh Himal founded the non-profit Conscious Connections Foundation (CCF) to facilitate the advancement of marginalized individuals in Nepal by promoting access to education, healthcare, skill development, and facilities improvement so they can create strong, vibrant, economically viable communities.