Greenthinker Gifts: Global Exchange Thai Globe Lights
Recently featured in TIME Magazine, these 20 colorful globes light from Global Exchange up each gift set. Lisu Tribe sewers in Chiang Mai, Thailand create each globe, made from leftover rayon fabric string used by sewers for what is called surging (a sewing term). Sewers create the string globes to utilize every part of the leftover material, instead of letting any go to waste.
Plus, a gift from Global Exchange is guaranteed to have been produced under a fair-trade agreement.
Via Time Magazine.
Nathan was thinking green at 10:25 AM on December 5, 2006
Comments are sorta kinda broken right now. We're working on it but to save energy can only work in daytime when solar system is at peak performance.
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