New at reuzi

If You Care Aluminum Foil is made with 100% recycled aluminum.

While traditional foil manufacturing is a power-intensive process, If You Care Aluminium Foil uses 95% less energy to produce. Because there is no need to mine, their production creates less waste, while reusing a precious resource.

If You Care Aluminium Foil protects food against light, oxygen, humidity and bacteria. It is not recommended for use with acidic or fatty foods.

If You Care Aluminium Foil can be recycled again, provided that your local recycling centre accepts aluminium foil - always ring your bin management company to check!

The fragrant smoke of this 'holy wood' has been used for thousands of years by traditional South American communities for its physical and spiritual benefits. 

This highly aromatic wood can be used to cleanse and energise a space and to clear and restore energy.

Nunaia's concentrated, high-resin Palo Santo is Certified by the Peruvian Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife and is sustainably and ethically sourced. This holy wood is harvested only after the tree has died and is left to mature for a more concentrated, high resin content

HOW

Follow the steps below to begin your ritual:

- Light stick and point down towards a flame.

- Allow stick to catch flame and burn for 30 seconds.

- Blow out flame & place stick on a heat resistant surface or dish.

- Smudge the room and yourself by gently moving the dish and spreading the light smoke and scent

INGREDIENTS

100% wild-harvested, sustainably and ethically sourced palo santo (bursera graveolens) wood.

Bowl not included.

A gorgeous gift for all ages!

ABOUT THE SAFARI ANIMALS

These animals are made out of pure cotton Khanga. Khanga is the Swahili name for a colourfully patterned fabric that is very popular in Kenya. Women across villages in Kenya typically sow their clothes out of Khanga, or else simply use the original rectangular khanga material to wrap around themselves as a skirt.

The inside of the animals consists of polyester stuffing and their eyes are embroidered with cotton thread. The animals have not been tested for suitability for young children.

Our Safari Animals are all wildlife that can be found in the same environment where they are made! The elephant, giraffe and vervet monkey are the group’s very own designs, whilst the aardvark, lion and rhino are based upon a Funky Friends Factory pattern. Thanks to these patterns, the ladies have learnt how to make new safari animals very quickly.

THE MAKERS

The Buguta Disabled Self Help Group was founded in 2009 by people with physical challenges in the village of Buguta. There are now about 30 members in the group, of all ages and sexes.

The Safari Animals evolved around Mama Leah, one of the initial members of the group, in a wheelchair herself. She started sowing Safari Animals in January 2013. Initially it was only Mama Leah sowing elephants though she soon trained five other ladies and together they learnt how to sow the other animals. The Buguta Disabled Group now has its own workshop in Buguta, which they rent with the money they earn from selling these animals. The animals are now so popular that the ladies have hardly been out of work since they started…

Other ladies in the disabled group know how to weave baskets so Hadithi also buys baskets from them. Most of the weavers in the group are mothers of handicapped children.

A gorgeous gift for all ages!

ABOUT THE SAFARI ANIMALS

These animals are made out of pure cotton Khanga. Khanga is the Swahili name for a colourfully patterned fabric that is very popular in Kenya. Women across villages in Kenya typically sow their clothes out of Khanga, or else simply use the original rectangular khanga material to wrap around themselves as a skirt.

The inside of the animals consists of polyester stuffing and their eyes are embroidered with cotton thread. The animals have not been tested for suitability for young children.

Our Safari Animals are all wildlife that can be found in the same environment where they are made! The elephant, giraffe and vervet monkey are the group’s very own designs, whilst the aardvark, lion and rhino are based upon a Funky Friends Factory pattern. Thanks to these patterns, the ladies have learnt how to make new safari animals very quickly.

THE MAKERS

The Buguta Disabled Self Help Group was founded in 2009 by people with physical challenges in the village of Buguta. There are now about 30 members in the group, of all ages and sexes.

The Safari Animals evolved around Mama Leah, one of the initial members of the group, in a wheelchair herself. She started sowing Safari Animals in January 2013. Initially it was only Mama Leah sowing elephants though she soon trained five other ladies and together they learnt how to sow the other animals. The Buguta Disabled Group now has its own workshop in Buguta, which they rent with the money they earn from selling these animals. The animals are now so popular that the ladies have hardly been out of work since they started…

Other ladies in the disabled group know how to weave baskets so Hadithi also buys baskets from them. Most of the weavers in the group are mothers of handicapped children.

Press fit lid, lovely to drink from lid on or off.

Double wall stainless steel.

Vacuum sealed thermal insulation.

Drafted vessel for easy pour.

Designed for lasting drinking pleasure on the go.

- Designed to be taken apart for thorough cleaning.

- Handwash recommended to preserve surface finish due to harsh chemicals often used in dishwashers.

- 18/8 food grade stainless steel.

- Electropolished, so you can enjoy the taste of your coffee.

- BPA/BPS free.

- One-year warranty on defects and faults