A quick link to recycled Bolga basket production video and the work in Ghana by G-lish Foundation. G-lish Foundation is a registered NGO in Ghana that develops income generating projects using recycled materials in impoverished rural communities. We retail our … Continue reading
Just thought I’d throw this out there on a Friday. I came across this inspiring Textile Source Blog and a few colourful pieces that I wanted to share with our awesome readers. Continue reading
This is an inspiring mix of art and design for those interested in the creative possibilities associated with recycled materials. We’ll continue looking at recycled and green products over the coming weeks, with a focus on functional design and living art. Continue reading
I don’t know if you’ve heard of Wangari Maathai? She is a Kenyan environmentalist and all round bad-ass change-maker. Well, you’d say bad-ass if you were in Government in Kenya in the 90′s, but we’re using it in a positive sense here. As in, the kind of person you want on your team when you set out to change the world. What has Wangari Maathai done? She won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004… Continue reading
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It’s really not difficult to make small changes that will significantly impact our ability to fight global warming so that we can each do our best to help stay below critical levels. We will demonstrate how we make this reality. We’ll explain how you can help. And you can win Gorgeous Gifts too! Continue reading
A selection of photos of the recent recycled Bolga baskets from Bolgatanga in Ghana at Trashy Bags in Accra. Continue reading
Did you know that ice acts as a CO2 vault? Did you know that when ice melts way up in the Arctic circle it releases CO2 that was previously trapped into the atmosphere? Continue reading
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