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The GlobeIn Artisan Box is a monthly subscription box featuring GlobeIn‘s favorite products from global artisans. Each box is curated around a monthly theme selected by their editor with the aim of helping you experience new and interesting products and cultures.
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The December 2018 GlobeIn Artisan Box “CELEBRATE” themed box included the following items:
1. Tropical Swirl Martini Glass (Set of 2), Mexico (Retail $36 each): Every time GlobeIn sells glassware I am impressed. It just does not disappoint. Every piece is slightly different due to the glass blowing process. I only wish it were warmer (or warm in general) so I could sit on the patio and sip on a cocktail in these
2. Sari Fabric Wraps (Set of assorted 3), India (Retail $38): I wasn’t totally sure how these were to be used at first, but they really can be used for just about anything. From wrapping paper, to table runners, to a shawl or even bandana! I am thinking that they would be great to take on a picnic to use as a sort of placemat and a napkin in one.
3. Yellow Rombo Palm Leaf Basket, Mexico (Retail $15): These baskets are hand wove in Mexico and come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors. They can be used as gift wrap, to store toiletries, you name it!
4. Multi-color Handmade Papers Rosette, Nepal (Retail $10): This paper rosette is handmade by women co-op in Kathmandu, Nepal. They use the bark of the daphne plant (or lokta) to create gorgeous papers, which are then sewn together by local women rations. I am not sure how I am going to display mine, but it is sure to be an eye-catcher.
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