Geometric Take Care Wrap
$ 23.00
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DESCRIPTION
+ Handcrafted in Nepal
+ 100% cotton with 100% rice filling
+ Outer shell: machine wash warm. Remove rice insert before washing. Do not wash rice insert.
+ Approx 1.5lbs in weight, 60"L including strap
+ Includes rice insert, outer shell, cotton strap, use and care instructions on packaging
ARTISAN DETAILS
Association for Craft Producers (ACP) is a nonprofit group that provides design, marketing, management and technical services to low-income artisans, the majority of them women, providing regular, fair wages. In addition to a central production and design workshop, the association maintains a full-time staff. ACP also owns retail outlet called Dhukuti in Kathmandu, Nepal. ACP has successfully balanced its business priorities with a strong sense of social obligation. Producer benefits include medical and counseling services, a savings program and retirement fund, paid maternity and paternity leave, education allowance to encourage education especially of daughters, low-interest loans for producer groups, clothing and household allowances, and seminars on health, nutrition and women’s rights.
The Geometric Take Care Wrap is the missing piece to your evening wind down. Warm the rice‒filled insert in the microwave or chill it in the freezer for cooling therapy. This warming neck wrap features a removable cotton strap which allows you to hold the wrap in place. The hand-loomed cotton shell is washable in between uses when the rice insert is removed. Simply place the warm wrap across your neck and shoulders and feel your tension melt away.
DETAILS+ Handcrafted in Nepal
+ 100% cotton with 100% rice filling
+ Outer shell: machine wash warm. Remove rice insert before washing. Do not wash rice insert.
+ Approx 1.5lbs in weight, 60"L including strap
+ Includes rice insert, outer shell, cotton strap, use and care instructions on packaging
ARTISAN DETAILS
Association for Craft Producers (ACP) is a nonprofit group that provides design, marketing, management and technical services to low-income artisans, the majority of them women, providing regular, fair wages. In addition to a central production and design workshop, the association maintains a full-time staff. ACP also owns retail outlet called Dhukuti in Kathmandu, Nepal. ACP has successfully balanced its business priorities with a strong sense of social obligation. Producer benefits include medical and counseling services, a savings program and retirement fund, paid maternity and paternity leave, education allowance to encourage education especially of daughters, low-interest loans for producer groups, clothing and household allowances, and seminars on health, nutrition and women’s rights.