Cotton printed bandana 21" colorful made in Nepal
Screenprint fine cotton bandana 21" from Nepal

Hand Crafted Cotton Screen Print Bandana

Cotton screen-printed Bandana/scarf in assorted colors & prints, approx 21" x 21."

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Material

Cotton

Technique

Small Batch, Handmade, and Screen Printed

Producer

Non Profit

Meet the Artisan

Association for Craft Producers

The Association for Craft Producers (ACP) is a fair trade organization that provides design, marketing, management, and technical services to low income, predominantly women, Nepalese craft producers. Meera Bhatterai founded ACP in 1984, with a vision to pay women directly, teach them how to price their work so as not to be exploited in the market, and ultimately to give women a greater voice. Today, because of ACP, nearly 1000 women from 15 districts in Nepal have the opportunity to become more financially independent, and have gained more credibility in their communities through the production of their crafts. Learn more
Why Fair Trade Wholesale Hats and Scarves from Ganesh Himal?

Why Fair Trade Wholesale Hats and Scarves from Ganesh Himal?

Ganesh Himal has an excellent selection of Fair Trade wholesale hats, scarves and headbands made from:



  • Recycled saris

  • Felted wool

  • Cotton

  • Hemp


Like many Ganesh Himal products, many of our hats and scarves are made with recycled and sustainable fibers, which include:


Hemp:


Our hemp hats are made from wild hemp that is sustainably harvested in western Nepal. Hemp production is a valuable economic asset for these villages. The tailors who make our hemp goods receive fair wages as well as benefits such as bonuses, paid leave and medical expenses.  Ganesh Himal also offers several hemp blend items including knit items and clothing in attempt to utilize this sustainable, locally harvested fiber.


Recycled Silk:


Ganesh Himal loves to use repurposed and recycled materials whenever possible which is why we offer numerous items made from repurposed silk saris.  Several of our items use large, in-tact pieces of gently used saris providing a great diversity in color and patterns.  The largest pieces of sari are used in clothing and scarves while the scraps from these items are used for coin purses and headbands.  Our recycled silk sari bags and kitchen goods are made from recycled scraps of silk saris that have been spun into a soft and colorful yarn. These accessories are some of Ganesh Himal’s most popular products. The women who knit or weave these silk items are working toward creating financial stability for themselves and their children by being fair trade partners with Ganesh Himal Trading.

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Ganesh Himal Trading has been working with artisans in Nepal for over 40 years. Exclusively fair trade wholesale, we put the needs of our small retail business partners first.