Handwoven Grass Napkin RingsSmall details make a difference . . . on your table, in your life and in the life of others! Ugandan women at "Ride 4 a Woman" make napkin rings from raffia palm and grass collected from the hills of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. Using a coil stitch and wrap technique, the women create the Intertwined napkin rings that will complete your table setting.

Crafted from upcycled vintage Mayan corte (handwoven cotton)

Front: Repurposed hand-embroidered Guatemalan huipil (cotton)

Whether you’re looking for designer pillows

these chic glasses make every drink a work of art

It grows almost uncontrollably in the Himalayan mountains

and handwoven texture to the table

a nonprofit dedicated to alleviating rural poverty through hemp cultivation

Style it on a sofa

capable of carrying your groceries

Intertwined's hemp crocheted market bags are the epitome of sustainable style

and filled with cultural heritage

handwoven by women in Guatemala