New at reuzi

There aren't many trees that beat the beauty of a lemon tree. The elegant leaves and the eventual combination of green and yellow is the perfect addition to any kind of home.

And when you've grown it from seed yourself, you'll always have a special connection to it. It belongs in your home.

Lemon trees are easy to get growing, and with good care you can expect lemons in about 5 years. Having a thriving lemon tree in your home shows your patience and will earn you lots of respect among other tree lovers!

Growing your lemon tree all the way from seed gives you constant joy. Even if takes a while for lemons to pop up, seeing your tree grow — slowly but surely — is incredibly rewarding.

Order today and you'll get to plant the seeds just a couple days from now!

Buying as a gift?

The lemon tree is perfect for people who enjoy long and projects that require some patience. These people tend to value the journey, as much as the reward in the end — and a lemon tree will get them both.

Botanical Name: Citrus limon

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.

Sparkly & fun!

NOTES

For external use only. 

If the product gets in the eyes, rinse well. If irritation occurs, discontinue use.

No plastic, no parabens, no silicones.

INGREDIENTS

Olea Europea (Olive) Oil, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil, Ricinus Communis (Castor) Oil, Citrus Sinensis (Sweet Orange) Oil, Mica, plant-based bio-glittter, *linalool, *limonene, *citral, *naturally ocurring

New adult tie-back face masks made from 100% cotton!

WHAT

- Reusable cotton masks, 2 layers of 100% cotton 
- Stay dry longer
- Have a comfortable fit (tested throughly by our teams - read: families)
- Natural and eco-friendly

HOW TO

- Replace the mask as soon as it gets wet and at least once a day
- Store used mask in an airtight container before washing
- Wash at 40C with detergent 
- Reshape the mask when still wet and hang dry
- Iron the mask on high

We can not guarantee that our masks will prevent the transmission of disease, but they should help!

PLEASE REMEMBER, that masks are effective only when used in combination with frequent hand-cleaning with alcohol-based hand rub or soap and water.

VERY IMPORTANT: The above is our research and best belief, but we do not provide medical advice and our produce is not FDA approved, please use common sense and STAY HEALTHY! 

• For sanitary reasons returns will not be accepted.

• Masks should be washed before first use and after each use.

• Please note that hot water opens up the natural fibers in clothes to release the dye, while cold water keeps them closed, trapping the dye inside to prevent bleeding.

• As for ironing, like any other pure cotton piece, the masks may require ironing but that’s up to each person to decide.

This stunning Clouds Print Flat Pillow by Moon Mood is made with soft and delicate Cotton in cloud /rain print backed with a light grey fabric for easy mix & matching.

The pillow is flat and perfect for all babies. Filled with anti-allergic filling, we recommended for the very first day after the child's birth.

It will be perfect for a crib, carriage and wherever else you might need it!

This pillow is flat and comfy, allows natural head positioning during your baby sleep.

Composition:

-100% delicate Cotton and soft original minky fabric

-Inside: High quality antiallergic silicone filling. It is soft and cosy.

- Each pillow is finished with a dusty pink piping on edges to give character and decorate.

Details:

Delicate machine wash at 30ºC is recommended.

Dimensions: 30 x 40 cm, (+/- 2 cm)

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!

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.