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One Sense of Hope for the Holiday

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One Precious Nepali Pendant

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One Unforgettable Holiday Season [Ten Thousand Villages Greenville]

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One Big Holiday Bag Sale [Greenville]

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One Jazzy Jacquard Vietnamese Handbag Among our Bounty of Blue [Ten Thousand Villages Greenville]

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Bring in this ad to SAVE 15% on your next purchase.
Offer valid at participating stores until 6/30/2008.
Not valid with any other discounts, purchases of gift cards or Oriental rugs. 0346308

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We Thank You for Supporting our Fair Trade Mission [Ten Thousand Villages Greenville Message]

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Dear Friend of Ten Thousand Villages,

As we celebrate World Fair Trade Day on May 10, I want to thank you for shopping at Ten Thousand Villages! Your fair trade purchase helps us provide reliable income for tens of thousands of artisans throughout the world, enabling them to support their families, sustain their businesses and live with dignity.

As one of the world’s largest fair trade retailers, Ten Thousand Villages strives to meet a triple bottom line of social, economic and environmental responsibility. We maintain long-term relationships with artisans, providing a vital source of security during difficult times—which can result from causes ranging from natural disasters to civil unrest. Our cash advances of 50 percent when an order is placed allow artisans to purchase equipment and raw materials without going into debt. We pay a fair price for products, which ensures that artisans are adequately compensated for the time, labor and material resources invested in making each product. As well, our designers help artisans adapt traditional artistic skills to create a product that appeals to U.S. customers.

Ten Thousand Villages is pleased to market handcrafted products from more than 130 artisan groups in 36 countries. Through our nationwide retail network of 81 stores and our comprehensive e-commerce website, we bring sustainably produced giftware, home decor and personal accessories to the American consumer.

Visit tenthousandvillages.com often to find out more about our products, the artisans who make them and about the fair trade principles that support our work.

Craig Schloneger, CEO

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World Fair Trade Day [Ten Thousand Villages Greenville Message]

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Bombolulu Workshops
Kenya

Bombolulu provides employment, housing, medical aid and education to adults who are blind and physically disabled. Artisans from this group craft playful jewelry from post-consumer soda cans, beads and wire.

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Prokritee
Bangladesh

Prokritee's mission is to generate income for poor, rural women. Prokritee is a Bangla phrase meaning “nature,” referring to the all-natural materials used to make their products including extraordinary handmade papers, greeting cards and ornaments.

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Comite Artisanal Haitien
Haiti

Since 1972, the nonprofit CAH has marketed and exported crafts made by Haitian artisans living in the poorest country in the western hemisphere. Discarded metal drums become works of art in the hands of these amazing Haitian artisans.

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Peace by Piece, in Hues of Blue - Shop our New Lotus Collection

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Peace by piece, in hues of blue. A dragonfly motif within flowing foliage borders, this elegant ceramic art in a vessel. Delicate hand painting engages you, the intricacy won’t let go. Overflowing with fresh cut flowers or a solo statement. Come find your piece, and a little peace, among our bounty of blue. $48

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Celebrate Earth Day with our Handcrafted, Earth-Friendly Gifts

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Earth Day is April 22, 2008

Looking for a mindful gifting option that conveys your eco-sensitive values? Check out our unique, handcrafted, earth–friendly gift selections. Offering a fun yet functional line of recycled items, Ten Thousand Villages has an extensive collection of sustainably–made items created from post-consumer glass, magazines, newspaper, as well as natural resources available to our artisan partners.

Shaggy Fringed Rug
Egypt, $38

This shaggy fringed rug, hand–loomed with new fabric remnants, supports artisans and their families in building a better life.

Recycled Metal Angel Pin
Kenya, $14

From Bombolulu Workshop near Mombasa comes this cheerful recycled metal and brass angel with red hearts and flowers.

Fish Tote Bag
Cambodia, $34

Making ingenious use of recycled fish feed bags, artisans working with Rehab Craft in Cambodia handcraft this novel tote bag.

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