TateandTiegs
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Keri on Jan 26, 2021
4 out of 5 starsThis is a lovely candle, but from the pictures, I expected it to be taller. It is much more shallow than it appears in the pictures.
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Anna on Dec 15, 2020
5 out of 5 starsBeyond happy with my purchase! Ordered the woven trivet and it more than met my expectations. Shipping was fast as well. So excited to gift to my mom for Christmas this year. 💙 I will definitely be back to purchase again in the future.
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Lynette on Dec 12, 2020
5 out of 5 starsThis pillow is amazingly heavy and very well made. Don’t let the picture fool you this is very thick and Hugh quality. Really fast shipping too. I will be buying more from these folks. Good recommendation from Jasmine Roth.
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About TateandTiegs
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Molly
Owner, Maker
Hi, I'm Molly! Owner and creator of Tate + Tiegs. I started my shop after mission trips to Guatemala and South Africa, looking to empower female artisans across the globe. Today, we continue that empowerment while sourcing vintage goods as well!
Production partners
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Ethical Fashion Guatemala
Guatemala
This hat was hand woven, shaped and sewn with love in Panachajel Lake Atitlan, Guatemala. Ethical Fashion Guatemala advocates for artisans, ensuring that their work is purchased at a fair price.
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Ituze Collective
Rwanda
This bowl was handmade by female artisans in Muhanga, Rwanda. The women grow their own sisal plants, extract the fibers, then hand-dye and weave them into these beautiful works of art.
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Nariza Weavers
Samut Prakan, Thailand
This bag was hand woven my female artisans in Samut Prakan Province in Thailand. Using the stems of water hyacinth, a fast growing weed, these incredible ladies learned to weave bags + baskets.
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Salt + Slate
Babadağ, Turkey
This towel was loomed in Babadağ, a small mountain village in southwest Turkey by a local women's cooperative. The fringe is hand knotted and they only use eco- friendly, 100% natural fibers. Their craftsmanship not only honors the Anatolia culture, but also creates a handcrafted, highly absorbent t
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WildCat
Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala
This bag was handmade by artisans in Antigua, Guatemala. The textiles are hand woven, then our amazing ladies sew the tassels, pockets + zippers.
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Because of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I can't accept returns for: