This exquisite, palm-sized frame (dimensions: 7 x 5,5 x 0,8 cm) is a treasure trove of craftsmanship, ethically hand-forged from recycled brass and glass by our skilled artisans in India. The centerpiece, a four-leaf clover, is delicately inlaid with green hues, symbolizing luck and prosperity. Whether perched on a bedside table or nestled on a bookshelf, this frame is perfect for keeping cherished memories close, adding a dash of charm and a whisper of adventure to your space. More than just a frame, this piece is a heartfelt nod to support local communities where our products are crafted. Choosing the Lucky Clover Mini Frame is not only about preserving memories but also contributing to the heartwarming tale of craftsmanship and community upliftment. Embrace the uniqueness and spread the joy – Lucky Clover Mini Picture Frame, because every moment deserves a special frame – Yay! PRODUCT INFORMATION Measurements: L: 7 x 5.5 x 0.8 cmEach rug from Doing Goods’ Tapis Amis collection is tufted by hand in India, run by a family who have been crafting these designs for years. The hand-tufted rugs of Doing Goods signature Tapis Amis collection are now proudly GoodWeave certified. This provides assurance of ethical sourcing with no child, forced, or bonded labour used in the production process. With your purchase of a Goodweave certified product, you're supporting the uplifting of lives and contributing to ethical sourcing practices. ABOUT DOING GOODS Doing Goods was established in 2010 by Netherlands-based couple Aanyoung Yeh and Jan Swinkels. They offer a carefully curated selection of trinkets and curiosities sourced on treasure-hunting missions all across the globe. The duo embrace the Japanese design philosophy of wabi-sabi, believing things that have been used, worn and loved to hold their own perfectly imperfect beauty. Doing Goods collaborates with small businesses and collectives around the world, working with skilled craftspeople to produce goods that have a truly personal touch. Expect hand-tufted animal rugs, shaped into striking leopards, giraffes and pandas.
