Children

Hand sewn plush toy elephant made from up-cycled sari's by women in India.

Your purchase brings hope and life to these HIV-affected women, allowing them to earn an income and provide for their families. 

Measurements: 
Small - 4.5" x 4"
Large - 6.5" x 5"
Jumbo - 13" x 9"

Hand carved wooden baby elephant made in India. 

Measurement:

XSmall: 2" x 1" x .7"

Medium: 3.5" x 3" x 2"

Our Hacky Sacs are handmade all the way in Guatemala! 

Each Hacky Sac is one-of-a-kind, so colors and patterns vary widely. Let us know if it’s for a boy or girl and our fulfillment specialist will make a great choice for you.

Hand made patched sequin journal with hand strung tie ropes for fastening.  

Small: 3.5"W x 5"H
Medium: 4"W x 6"H
Large: 5"W x 7"H
Extra Large: 6"W x 8"H

Hand made, hand sewn elephant designed pouches made out of antique sari’s by women in India. 

Floral variants are metal clasp closures. 

All other variants are zipper closures. 

Each Mask is reversible with 2 prints. They are hand-blocked, hand sewn, pre-washed, breathable, comfortable, cotton face masks that support missions!

Special 3 for $20 | note in checkout what colors you prefer, or leave it blank and our fulfillment specialist will pick out great ones for you. While supplies last. 

Your toddlers and pre-schoolers will have hours of fun playing with these finger puppets, crafted by generations of women who want to preserve the cultural and artistic traditions of Central Asia.

Master’s Handicrafts and WorldCrafts are honored to offer these fair-trade treasures to you on behalf of the indigenous artisans in the cities of Kyrgyzstan.

Hand made paper journal with elephant design with hand strung tie ropes for fastening. Front and back is covered with hand painted paper. 

Small: 3.25"W x 5"H

Medium: 4"W x 6"H

Large: 4.8"W x 6.75"H

Extra Large: 5.75"W x 8"H

A children's book by Amy Hwang, about the female heroes from the Bible, recasting and highlighting their stories of faith and boldness.

If She Can, You Can! is a children's book about the stories of sixteen women in the Bible who broke the rules, overcame stigma, and went against what the world expected of them as women. With courage and faith, they always took a step forward. Their actions of boldness were not only for themselves but for the people around them. Instead of listening to: “How dare she?” “How could she?”, “Why would she?”, “She can’t.”, “She shouldn’t.”, or “She mustn’t.” These sixteen women asked themselves, "How does your heart feel?", "What does your mind say?", and most importantly, "what does God tell you?"