Thursday, November 7, 2013

Searching for the Perfect Gift this Christmas? Fair Trade Gifts 2013

 

Searching for the perfect gift this Christmas? 

 
Buy Fair Trade gifts and help vote for a better world. 





In the Gifts and Graces 2013 Collection, you'll find something for everyone. These handcrafted products made by marginalized craftsmen and artisans from all over the Philippines make great gifts for family, friends, and colleagues. 

These also make great corporate giveaways for Directors, VIPs, and Senior Management. 

For personal and corporate gifts, ask us today how we can help you - from customizing products to packaging your gifts with a personalized tag. Email us at marketing@giftsandgraces.com or call 7592525.

Thanks for your support!





Woven placemats, brass napkin rings, T'nalak key chains add details to your home that speaks of your values.


Our bestselling bell charm made with a brass bell from the T'bolis and a beautiful bead charm by the students of The Learning Center, Inc. (TLC)



These fun items reflect the spirit of the Filipino. Includes jeeps, calesas, and trikes made out of wood, a fun turtle with bobbing head made from bao, and a collection of lovable lola dolls.


Green is the new black. These pillows are made from excess or reject upholstery materials. These eco bags make you look stylish as you shop green. (Bags subject to availability. Harina sailor bag by special order)

These products for the home make great conversation starters. Includes embroidered pillows, nesting baskets from Sorsogon, replica bahay kubos and Ifugao huts made out of directory pages.

Stylish and functional iPad sleeves and pouches woven from scrap fabric
We love this quirky collection for its vibrant colors. Placemats, coasters, and pot holders for your kitchen, monster luggage tags, one-of-a-kind coffee sleeves, and handmade paper journals brings fun to everyday activities.

Handmade paper cards from cogon grass in the new Cityscape Collection. Made by a women's cooperative in Quezon. Yummy scented cupcake candles made by a cooperative of former inmates

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