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Mallory on Jan 4, 2021
5 out of 5 starsGoes beautifully with my white bracelet! 🤍🖤 It also fits me better than my other bracelets! ☺️
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Cecilia on Dec 24, 2020
5 out of 5 starsJust in time for Christmas and to be stuffed in a stocking! Thanks!
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Autumn on Dec 22, 2020
5 out of 5 starsAbsolutely beautiful bracelet. Beautiful crafted and came in a very short amount of time.
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Tammy on Mar 23, 2020
5 out of 5 starsVery happy with bracelet. It's very pretty and well made. Came at a reasonable time as well. Keep up the good work! Thank you
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Shripa on Feb 27, 2020
5 out of 5 starsI gifted these earrings to my professor and colleague. We all loved it!
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Tania on Nov 8, 2019
5 out of 5 starsPerfectly made! There is nothing better than something handmade and stitched with love! This blanket is handmade by the elderly in Nepal and I truly loved to learn about the mission of this shop. It is beautifully made with beautiful floral patterns. Lorina was super kind and helpful in addressing my questions! If you want to make a meaningful purchase, buy with the confidence!
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Tania on Nov 8, 2019
5 out of 5 starsAbsolutely beautiful! Stitched with love and care, I was so happy to purchase this and help the mission of employing the elderly in Nepal. Lorina was so helpful and communicative and even let me know a little bit about the older people who created my handkerchief. So beautiful! Thank you!
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About AjisProducts
#MadeByElderly
Aji's is a social enterprise that empowers the elderly to live healthy and happy lives by providing a platform to showcase their skills and knowledge. We enable the elderly to make and sell products through our online store, share their stories and experiences on the Aji's blog and events, and connect with the younger generation via the #AskAnAji campaign.
Check us out on Nepali Times & The Kathmandu Post -
https://www.nepalitimes.com/banner/grannies-inc/
http://kathmandupost.ekantipur.com/news/2018-11-19/wealth-of-generations.html
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Lorina Sthapit
Owner
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Pursarth Tuladhar
Owner
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Champa Devi Tuladhar
Kathmandu, Nepal
75 years old Champa Devi Tuladhar has been making woolen wears for the past 50 years. It helps her to forget worldly issues and keeps her mind at peace. She has five grandchildren and she loves spending time with them. “I can’t believe my knitting skills have become more than just a hobby."
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Dil Hera Tuladhar
Kathmandu, Nepal
84 years old Dil Hera Tuladhar from Kathmandu has been making shawls and knitting woolen wears since she was 25 years old. She learned to craft while living in Kalimpong. She started making these blankets for her grandchildren and more recently for her great-grandchildren.
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Juju Ratna Tamrakar
Kathmandu, Nepal
Juju Ratna is 70 years old and is a skilled painter and sculptor. He worked as the artist for the Nepal Rastra Bank (central bank of Nepal) for 25 years. He retired at the age of 45 but has never stopped making art. He has a small studio space in his terrace where he spends most of his time.
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Menuka Shrestha
Kathmandu, Nepal
Menuka Shrestha is the make of Poh bracelets. She lives in Kathmandu, Nepal. She has a son and two daughters. Her elder daughter and five-year-old grand daughter live in Pokhara and try to visit her every alternate month. "I am very glad to be able to make extra money to support for my family."
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Ram Kumari Shrestha
Kathmandu, Nepal
82 year old Ram Kumari Shrestha from Hyumat tole in Kathmandu is a skilled seamstress. She loves to sew and also enjoys watching Bollywood movies and strolling in her neighborhood park. As a young girl she was not allowed to go to school but she secretly learned to read and write.
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Ram Maya Maharjan
Kathmandu, Nepal
Ram Maya is 66 years old and lives in Siddhipur in the outskirts of Kathmandu. She learned to make the traditional Nepali stools and mats made of straw from her mother when she was 20 years old. This skill has been passed down from mother to daughter in the Maharjan family for several generations.
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Ratna Kaji Tamrakar
Kathmandu, Nepal
Ratna Kaji is from Maru in Kathmandu. He is a 62 year old skilled goldsmith and silversmith. When he was 15 years old, he dropped out of school (8th grade) to learn the skill of making jewelry and ornaments from his father. This skill has been passed down in the Tamrakar family for 10 generations!
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Shiro Moktan
Kathmandu, Nepal
Shiro Moktan is 67 years old and lives in Satdobato in Kathmandu. Shiro started the first Cambridge GCE and A levels school in Nepal and worked in the education sector for three decades. After retirement she is supporting herself by using her passion for crafting. She also likes to knit, sew & bake.
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Sushila Sthapit
Kathmandu, Nepal
72-year-old Sushila Sthapit is the maker of Tapu headwarmer. She has retired from work but is continuing her interest of knitting which she learned from her mother during childhood days. “I strongly believe in not staying idle and Aji’s has given me a reason to do what I love.”
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Usha Shakya
Kathmandu, Nepal
Usha Shakya lives in the Chaunni neighborhood of Kathmandu. Her passion for knitting and sewing started during her school days when she studied Home Science. She spent her life as a homemaker which kept her busy and with little time to spend on her craft. Now that her kids are grown up, she has
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