Madagascar Pirogue salvia most of them widows and

most of them widows and orphaned survivors of the Genocide against the Tutsi

Named after Mariana who came to work for Handspun Hope in 2011

Gus and our other felted sculptures allow us to give dignified employment to young deaf women in northern Rwanda

Set includes one sitting and two standing camels

Madagascar Pirogue salvia most of them widows andWith our finely created Madagascar Pirogue, you can perfectly capture the essence of Madagascar. This tiny reproduction honors the island's seafaring history and was created by talented artisans by hand. With its cotton sail and frame made from native sandalwood, it gives any area a hint of exotic flair. Today, take a bit of Madagascar's maritime history home with you. Handcrafted in Madagascar Measures approximately 6" wide x 12" tall x 10" long Made