Handwoven cotton textiles from the Dhukuti Women's Cooperative in Kathmandu Nepal compliment the hammered copper vases and bowls. Dhukuti is the Nepali word for a place in the home where the valuables are kept. The women producers at Dhukuti receive a fair wage and access many advantages. The cooperative now supports over 700 women. The hand pounded copper pieces are created by a women's craft center in the Kathmndu, Nepal. This copperware is FDA approved and useable.
Handwoven cotton textiles from the Dhukuti Women's Cooperative in Kathmandu Nepal compliment the hammered copper vases and bowls. Dhukuti is the Nepali word for a place in the home where the valuables are kept. The women producers at Dhukuti receive a fair wage and access many advantages. The cooperative now supports over 700 women. The hand pounded copper pieces are created by a women's craft center in the Kathmndu, Nepal. This copperware is FDA approved and useable.
