Ornament Metal Lighthouse Upcycled - Haiti
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Shine a little coastal magic into any space with this sustainably handcrafted Lighthouse Ornament. Detailed with timeless maritime charm, it brings the serene spirit of the shore to your décor.
Handcrafted in Haiti from reclaimed oil‑barrel metal, its thoughtful detailing and sustainable materials bring a touch of natural beauty, artisan craftsmanship and eco-friendly fun to any space.
Features
- Hand cut and hammered from recycled oil barrels by metal artisans in Noailles Village, Haiti
- Painted by hand
- Approximately 4.3" x 4" / 11 x 10 cm
- Fair trade
- Handcrafted in Haiti
Artisan Story
By partnering directly with marginalized artisans in Egypt and Haiti, they create opportunities for sustainable income and international market access.Dandarah, a BIPOC woman-owned social enterprise based in Montreal, Canada, is dedicated to upholding traditional crafts and supporting artisans.
Dandarah partners with artisans in different rural areas and inner cities in Egypt and Haiti to create high-quality handmade home décor and fashion accessories products, such as hand weaving, glass blowing and metal work. They work with artisans on promoting the use of natural materials, and sustainable processes such as recycling and up-cycling.
Each product is designed to be functional, while preserving the artisans’ traditional techniques and tells the unique and beautiful story of people, lands and traditions.
As a verified member of the Fair Trade Federation, Dandarah adheres to fair pay, safe working conditions, and eco-friendly practices. Their partnership with artisans in rural areas and inner cities in Egypt and Haiti results in meticulously crafted home décor and accessories.
About Us
Villages Port Colborne is located along the shore of the Niagara Peninsula. Where the Welland Canal and Lake Erie meet, in the heart of Port Colborne, we have been fair trade since 1984. We carry unique, handcrafted goods that are ethically made from artisans around the world. If you’re in the Southern Ontario area, we welcome you to visit us in-person!