Mini Kantha Mitten Christmas Ornament

Mini Kantha Mitten Christmas Ornament Add a touch of handcrafted charm to any holiday collection with our Mini Kantha Mitten Christmas Ornament. Made from recycled vintage cotton saris in festive red and green tones, each mitten is hand stitched using the traditional kantha technique, making every piece unique. Perfect for Christmas trees, holiday wreaths, gift toppers, or festive displays, these lightweight ornaments are an easy add-on purchase and thoughtful stocking stuffer. Their unique patterns and artisan craftsmanship bring warmth and character to holiday décor.

At Basha, we believe the beautiful products we surround ourselves with should create beauty in the lives of those who make them. Every ornament is handcrafted by women artisans in Bangladesh using locally sourced, recycled, and repurposed materials, helping create sustainable employment and brighter futures for their families.

Details: Handmade from recycled vintage cotton saris. Traditional kantha hand stitching. Festive red and green color palette.

Size: 7 cm H × 4 cm W (2.75" × 1.5")

Lightweight and easy to hang. Perfect for Christmas trees, wreaths, gift wrapping, and holiday displays. Each ornament is one of a kind; fabric patterns will vary. Ethically handmade in Bangladesh. Supports dignified employment for women artisans.

Basha Boutique | Fair Trade | Survivor-made in Bangladesh

Basha Boutique, a social enterprise based in Bangladesh, specializes in producing exquisite handmade home textiles, accessories, and Christmas ornaments. At Basha, transformation is at the heart of everything we do. Our skilled artisans work their magic by repurposing and elevating recycled and locally sourced materials, resulting in one-of-a-kind home textiles, accessories, and holiday items. Not only do our artisans create beauty, but they are also transforming their own lives, overcoming significant challenges and building the future they desire.

The lives of our artisans are transformed through dignified work. They are able to leave behind the vulnerability and exploitation that characterized their past, and instead create handmade products that are in demand all over the world.