GlobeIn Artisan Gift Box has released the theme spoilers for the June 2015 box – the theme is “Entertain.”
I’m really loving the revamp of the GlobeIn box and every box has been selling out. You can use code WELCOME to save $25% on your first box of a 3+ month subscription. Or use code ENTERTAIN to get a wine bottle stopper from South Africa in your first box.
June GlobeIn Artisan Gift Boxes will contain (patterns/colors/etc may vary): (and I’m excited about this box!)
A few things that inspired this box: outdoor fun, family, and friends!
There is no party without food so all “Entertain” Boxes will include delicious Za’atar Spice Mix from Canaan Fair Trade ($7.99) (Palestine).
Ingest an extra boost for your body, mind and soul. This Middle Eastern spice mix tastes great, creates economic stability and is rumored to make you smarter.
According to Palestinian folklore, za’atar has the potential to increase your neurological capacity – a belief that resonates with Firyal Al Sa’di, one of the founding members of Palestine’s first za’atar-making co-op. She’s been packing za’atar in her kids’ school lunches for years.
Firyal and the other members of her cooperative in Jalamah Village combine dried thyme, wild sumac, cold pressed olive oil and roasted sesame seeds to make this special blend. She and her neighbors like to use their za’atar for marinating meats, spicing up a bowl of hummus or spreading onto flat bread. We hope your za’atar brings you creative and culinary pleasure as well.
The previous June GlobeIn Artisan Gift Box is below if you missed it!
The June Artisan Box will include a set of 4 handmade coasters from Ghana. (Retail value $12).
Made from recycled water bags and traditional hand-dyed batik these hip and colorful coasters will help you keep your tabletops safe from stains. Each coaster set recycles 4 plastic water sachets and provides savings for a month for a Ghanaian girl to put towards her future.
For these coasters with have partnered with ABAN (A Ban Against Neglect), a nonprofit that educates, empowers and employs impoverished women in Ghana. Every year, ABAN welcomes 20-30 women to its school, providing them with both vocational education and life skills coaching.
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