Khutsala Artisans loves to provide beautiful, handmade jewelry, but there's something the organization cherishes even more: helping reduce hunger in Eswatini, Africa.
Khutsala Artisans, a Heart for Africa Initiative, assists in decreasing hunger in a kingdom suffering from a lack of food and financial resources that can help provide it.
What are you buying your loved ones for Christmas this year?
More than likely, you're considering a plethora of different ideas: shoes, clothes, electronics, cooking ware, and toys.
During this time of year, the options are limitless. There are commercials, ads, billboards, and social media posts that all promote different Christmas gifts that you can give family and friends. But what if you don't want to buy your loved ones a present that's traditional, expected, or the same ole, same ole?
While loved in the U.S., Christmas trees did not originate in America. In fact, the history of Christmas trees expands all around the world, and their usage dates back to ancient Egypt and Rome.
Sometimes, it's hard to connect with the obstacles that other people experience in countries you don't live in or regularly visit. Because thousands of miles—and maybe even an ocean—separates you from events that are happening across the world, it can be challenging to understand the hardships that people face.
The popularity and growth of the artisan industry has increased tremendously in recent years. There are many reasons why people love handcrafted items. Let’s take a look at some of them.
