Greetings Cards/Gift wrap

The crested crane is seen as the King of Birds and makes part of the national emblem of Uganda. These cards are hand made by widows and orphans in Rwanda. The images are made out of banana fibre. Blank inside. 14 x 10cm.

Handmade in Rwanda by windows and orphans. The images are made using banana fibre. 14 x 10cm.

We have a range of ethical gift boxes in different sizes that are made from recycled materials and are suitable for our beaded jewellery, bags, accessories and children's clothes. If you prefer wrapping paper, then please include this instruction during checkout. Your gift will be lovingly wrapped and sent to an address of your choice with a gift tag and your special message.

These cards are handmade by widows and orphans in Rwanda. The images are made using banana fibre. 14 x 10cm.

Fun happy birthdy card great for kids and fun loving adults! Printed in the UK on sustainable material.Sourced from an orgnisation that contributes most of its profits to development projects

This card is handmade in South Africa by the local people of Mamelodi township, where many inhabitants re unemployed and 25% are HIV positive. These cards are a valueable source of income. Blank inside. Also Availble in blue.

- In 2007 the painting EveryWoman became the symbol of a research into the psychological impact of genetic breast and ovarian cancer at the Leiden University Medical Centre, The Netherlands.

- The paintings from the Dancers Series have been exhibited at the International Ballet Competition Varna 2008 in Bulgaria, as well as at a Ballet Gala in support of needy children at the Britten Theatre in London in 2010, with the participation of dancers from the Royal Ballet, Ballet Black, The English National Ballet, The Dutch National Ballet and independent professional dancers.The event was attended by Dame Vivienne Westwood, Clemency Burton-Hill, Monica Mason & Maina Gielgud.

- The paintings from the Dancers Series have been exhibited at the International Ballet Competition Varna 2008 in Bulgaria, as well as at a Ballet Gala in support of needy children at the Britten Theatre in London in 2010, with the participation of dancers from the Royal Ballet, Ballet Black, The English National Ballet, The Dutch National Ballet and independent professional dancers. The event was attended by Dame Vivienne Westwood, Clemency Burton-Hill, Monica Mason & Maina Gielgud.

- The paintings from the Dancers Series have been exhibited at the International Ballet Competition Varna 2008 in Bulgaria, as well as at a Ballet Gala in support of needy children at the Britten Theatre in London in 2010, with the participation of dancers from the Royal Ballet, Ballet Black, The English National Ballet, The Dutch National Ballet and independent professional dancers. The event was attended by Dame Vivienne Westwood, Clemency Burton-Hill, Monica Mason & Maina Gielgud.