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Drinking Rebels : Coffee & Tea will not only bring you the taste of Southern Shan State but also remind you of the resilience of the people of Myanmar, despite the ongoing daily life-threatening danger.
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Myanmar traditional tea, harvested from the hills of Shan State. Produced by Rebels: Coffee and Tea. Each bag is 200 grams.
Drinking Rebels : Coffee & Tea will not only bring you the taste of Southern Shan State but also remind you of the resilience of the people of Myanmar, despite the ongoing daily life-threatening danger.
Christmas nativity sets, fitted into teakwood boxes.
Drinking Rebels : Coffee & Tea will not only bring you the taste of Southern Shan State but also remind you of the resilience of the people of Myanmar, despite the ongoing daily life-threatening danger.
Pyit Taing Taung — a cute mug design in homage of a classic Myanmar rolling doll, the doll that comes back up every time you roll or toss it! Printing and art by T H E T ‘ S c r e a t i o n s.Proceeds from sales support our Thai-Myanmar collective and…
Made from recycled plastic, the Easy Bag is perfect for rainy season or a trip to the beach–it can handle any wetness that comes its way!
Long-sleeved cotton shirt. Light and breathable, offers comfortable UV protection in summer weather. Made with Inlay cotton. Designed and made in Myanmar by a women-led small business. Available in Coffee Brown and Natural Cream Ships from Thailand.
Decorate for Christmas with these handmade sets from Myanmar. Each one is is handmade and unique, created by artisans in our collective who are working toward a bright future for Myanmar. Figurines for this set come in a small drawstring cotton bag sewn by women in our collective. Figurines: Clay Made in Inle Lake, Shan…
We’re pleased to share our 2024 Christmas kitchen towels with you! 
Made of Shan Inlay cotton, they’re ready to color your home for your holiday festivities.
This beautiful full color cookbook is brought to you by Rohingya Women Development Network – RWDN.
Proceeds go to supporting RWDN in their community-based work supporting displaced Rohingya women. If you’re ordering from the United States, you can also order cookbooks directly from RWDN starting in April 2024.
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