Hogla Cutout Basket
This natural fiber basket was intricately woven by skilled artisan partners in Bangladesh. It has flexible construction with durable reinforced handles. Use this decorative basket for potted plants, for decor on a shelf or for storing items attractively.
-Materials: Natural fibers
-Size approximately 9 1/2" D x 8 1/2"H
*Each basket is lovingly made by hand and is beautifully unique, with slight color, size and shape variations.
Details
Your purchase provides artisans in India much-needed employment, a fair wage, freedom from exploitation, access to healthcare and education for their children.
Care
Baskets + Mango Wood Products:
Keep dry and use a lint-free cloth to dust. Do not use water or cleaning products to avoid discoloration. Mango wood trays may be used for serving dry food and snacks.
Brass Bells:
Safe for indoor or outdoor use and may be cleaned with a damp cloth.
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Shipping + Returns
Shipping: Shipping is available anywhere in the U.S. We offer reasonable flat rates through USPS Ground. Allow 1-3 days for processing + 2-5 days for shipping. Learn more.
Return Policy: Unfortunately, made to order items including all art prints are not eligible for return. All other returns in new condition are accepted within 30 days of purchase for store credit. Learn more here.
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"In 2004, after several trips to India, Vicki Moore came across a report on the prevalence of human trafficking in the country. With statistics reporting that 200 women and girls are forced into the commercial sex trade every day, it is obvious why this lit a fire in her and left her feeling shocked that she had not heard of the issue before.
That was the beginning of Rahab’s Rope. Today, Rahab’s Rope has over 20 years of ministry experience, works in four locations, runs 14 programs, and continues reaching thousands of women."
"Since our founding in 2004, our immediate and most all-encompassing focus has been on the victims of sex trafficking by providing aftercare housing. Over the years, we have added a prevention program for children and teenage girls as well as direct intervention in red light areas. These projects have different objectives but are all in line with our vision and mission and the desire to be the hands and feet of Jesus in this world."
"Rahab’s Rope is a place that provides food, shelter, and protection; a place of education and training; and a place where the whole person is ministered to spiritually, physically, mentally, emotionally, socially, and financially. It is a place of hope, a place of transformed lives. Ultimately, we exist to end human trafficking and restore hope, purpose, and dignity to the lives of women and children in India."
"In 2004, after several trips to India, Vicki Moore came across a report on the prevalence of human trafficking in the country. With statistics reporting that 200 women and girls are forced into the commercial sex trade every day, it is obvious why this lit a fire in her and left her feeling shocked that she had not heard of the issue before.
That was the beginning of Rahab’s Rope. Today, Rahab’s Rope has over 20 years of ministry experience, works in four locations, runs 14 programs, and continues reaching thousands of women."
"Since our founding in 2004, our immediate and most all-encompassing focus has been on the victims of sex trafficking by providing aftercare housing. Over the years, we have added a prevention program for children and teenage girls as well as direct intervention in red light areas. These projects have different objectives but are all in line with our vision and mission and the desire to be the hands and feet of Jesus in this world."
"Rahab’s Rope is a place that provides food, shelter, and protection; a place of education and training; and a place where the whole person is ministered to spiritually, physically, mentally, emotionally, socially, and financially. It is a place of hope, a place of transformed lives. Ultimately, we exist to end human trafficking and restore hope, purpose, and dignity to the lives of women and children in India."
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