And
now for something a little different – my new sari silk and jade necklace.
I call it Jade Garden
I call it Jade Garden
The
beautiful sari silk comes from India, where it is produced by women's
co-operatives and sold through a fair trade supplier. The sari silk
is hand-dyed and made from the offcuts of leftover sari silk fabric
and is truly georgous.
I
am increasingly trying to use fair trade and other ethical suppliers
in my products, and some of the materials I use are:
Sari
silk from India, leather cord, hemp and beads from Peru, Ceramic
focals from Africa.
Also
included in my necklace above are pretty yellow jade beads and jade heart
pendant. If you like jade, you might be amazed by the massive size of
the jade piece just found in Mynmar (Burma).
The
stone is 4.3m (14ft) high and 5.8m (19ft) long, and is reportedly
worth an estimated $170m (£140m). See the report here.
Christmas
countdown:
68
days!
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