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Dien Bien Phu - Vietnam

Dokmai white cushion cover

Dokmai white cushion cover

53,00€
53,00€
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  • White cushion made from natural dye
  • 100% natural cotton, grown, spun and woven by hand
  • Eco-friendly, sustainable and local manufacturing
  • Traditional patterns of the Lao ethnic group in Northern Vietnam
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  • Fabrication artisanale
  • Éco-responsable
  • Teinture naturelle

    Description

    This cushion proudly bears the Allegria label "La Belle Empreinte", a mark of quality for responsible and committed brands!

    Its vivid white color and refined design bring a warm, lively touch to any interior, whether modern or traditional.
    This cushion reflects ancestral craftsmanship passed down through generations, offering you exceptional quality and a unique design.

    Add a truly special piece to your home, crafted with care and passion while celebrating cultural heritage and the work of talented women artisans.

    Each step in the making of this cushion was carried out throughout a collaboration with the female weavers supported by the association. The cotton, grown without pesticides, is hand-spun, dyed, and then woven in the same village, ensuring an eco-friendly and ethical product. This cushion embodies an ancestral craftsmanship passed down through numerous generations.

    Our association works to preserve traditional weaving techniques and support local crafts, while ensuring a stable income for female weavers. By purchasing this cushion, you are helping to improve living conditions and preserve jobs for women in the Lao community in Vietnam.

    30x50 cm
    40x40 cm
    40x50 cm

    Natural materials: 100% cotton and plant-based dye (cochineal)

    Hand wash with cold water
    Dry inside out, avoid the sun

    This cushion can be combined with a wide color palette, it is ideal for adding a touch of elegance to your sofa!

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    Qui sont
    les tisserandes ?

    Grâce aux récents développements initié par OFW, la Coopérative vient de s’élargir de 9 à 22 femmes. Les femmes produisent le coton, le filent, font la teinture puis le tissage. La responsable se lance dans la commercialisation locale.

    Depuis mars 2019, TrendEthics travaille avec l'ONG Entrepreneurs du Monde, qui a une antenne dans la province de Dien Bien Phu au Vietnam à mettre en place une coopérative de tissage pour un village de l'ethnie Lao.

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    Quel
    développement ?

    Depuis 2024, grâce à notre accompagnement et en partenariat avec Entrepreneurs du Monde, l’équipe a réussi à élargir sa production par deux biais :
    Elle s’est associé des couturières et vend des produits finis dans plusieurs boutiques de la ville et à Hanoi. (photo)

    Elle vend du tissu en gros à une créatrice de Hanoi qui en fait des produits haut de gamme. photo thao vu ?

    En France aussi, nous avons élargi la gamme et proposons des bananes, des écharpes, des chemins de table, des bouts de lit et des plaids en plus des coussins et pochettes.

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    • Eco-responsible

      Handicrafts from here and elsewhere

    • Community involvement

      We support women in Southeast Asia

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