These Home Decor Items From Far & Wide Collective are Uzbekistani
Alyson Wyers — November 21, 2014 — Social Good
References: farandwidecollective & mashable
If you are looking for colorful throw pillows to add to your home decor, why not try the Far & Wide Collective? The for-profit online store helps artisans build small craft businesses who are located in post-conflict areas and emerging economies. Founder Hedvig Alexander established the Far & Wide Collective after spending seven years in Afghanistan as an aid worker; the social enterprise has since expanded to include nine more countries including Uzbekistan.
The shop offers a range of products from home decor to clothing and accessories. The line of Ikat Pillows in particular make amazing holiday gifts. The throw pillows are made by Uzbekistani artisans and are inspired by a number of natural elements, including beehives, stars, landscapes, green peppers and even turtle backs.
The shop offers a range of products from home decor to clothing and accessories. The line of Ikat Pillows in particular make amazing holiday gifts. The throw pillows are made by Uzbekistani artisans and are inspired by a number of natural elements, including beehives, stars, landscapes, green peppers and even turtle backs.
Trend Themes
1. Social Enterprise Empowerment - The rise of socially conscious businesses like Far & Wide Collective presents opportunities to empower artisans in post-conflict areas and emerging economies.
2. Ethical Home Decor - Consumers are increasingly seeking home decor products that have a positive social impact, creating opportunities for companies like Far & Wide Collective.
3. Artisan Craft Revival - The demand for handmade, unique products is driving a resurgence in artisan craft industries, allowing businesses like Far & Wide Collective to promote traditional craftsmanship.
Industry Implications
1. Social Entrepreneurship - The social enterprise sector can explore disruptive innovation opportunities by providing platforms and resources for artisans in post-conflict areas and emerging economies.
2. Home Decor - The home decor industry can innovate by offering ethically-made and socially conscious products, meeting the growing consumer demand for sustainable options.
3. Artisanal Craft - The craft industry can tap into disruptive innovation opportunities by supporting artisans and promoting their unique, handmade products in the market.
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