Dress up the décor in your house with these beautifully
handcrafted woven trivets! Made of sustainable sisal fibers,
forest grass, and tea leaf dye, and handcrafted by skilled
female artisans of the Azizi Life Collective in Rwanda, they
will reflect your sense of style, concern for the environment,
and compassion for others.
The women of Azizi Life Collective survived genocide in
the mid-1990s and have now come together to rebuild
their lives. Through Azizi Life Collective, these women
receive literacy classes and fair-wage incomes that allow
them to send their children to school, access proper
medical care and nutrition, and become economically
independent—some for the first time in their lives.
Proceeds from these trivets will support the Young Living
Foundation’s efforts to champion education, develop
enterprise, and end exploitation.
Includes three different trivet designs, each 9 inches
in diameter.
Get to Know
PRODUCT BACKGROUND
Alphonsine, one of Azizi Life’s artisans, says, “My family has benefited greatly from this job, mainly because I’m able to pay for my children’s school fees and my family’s health insurance. I’ve been able to afford better food and medicine, and I’m now saving for the future.”
The Young Living Foundation works with women-led artisan groups across the globe, including artisans who have experienced extreme poverty, disability, displacement, trauma, exploitation, or violence. The Foundation is committed to helping these resilient women build strong and sustainable enterprises that will lead to more income-generating opportunities. With fair and consistent pay, our partner artisans are better able to support their own needs, as well as the needs of their children and families.
Learn more about the women whose lives you’ve helped impact at YoungLivingFoundation.org/developing-enterprise.
Follow us on social media to learn more about our developing enterprise programs and projects: @YoungLivingFoundation
Product Snapshot
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Made of ethically and sustainably sourced sisal fibers, forest grass, and tea leaf dye
- Handcrafted in Rwanda
- Provides fair wages for those rising out of poverty
