Featured Products
Vetiver Bath Mats
$22.00
Vetiver Spa Set
$20.00
Vetiver Bath Mat Set
$28.00
Kalamkari Duvet Cover
$55.00
Bedouin Rug
$30.00
Camel Saddle Blanket
$225.00
Afghan Vintage Runner
$300.00
Ikat Throw
$24.00
Handmade Dolls
$15.00
Bedouin Rug
$35.00
Afghan Embroideries
$12.00
Vintage Bedouin Runner
$65.00
Vintage Afghan Rug
$250.00
Vintage Afghan Rug
$350.00
Afghan Pillow Covers
$28.00
Alpaca Hats
$16.00
Silk Wrap Skirts
$18.00
Hand Loomed Placemats
$2.00
Tab Top Curtains
$55.00
“Shadow” Sculptures
$15.00
Jute and Lace Pillow
$12.00 – $16.00
Handloomed Bags
$25.00 – $35.00
Ikat Pillows
$18.00
Sari Pillow Covers
$9.00
Silk Ikat Pillow Covers
$11.00
Ghana Mud Cloth
$35.00
Afghan Pillow Cover
$25.00
Crocheted Bunny
$10.00
Silk Throw/Shawl
$55.00
Tote Bag
$35.00
Indigo Pillow Cover
$20.00
Ikat Giraffe
$12.00
Wan Scarf
$30.00
Cluster Bead Bracelet
$16.00
Inspiration Bracelet
$20.00
Business Start-Ups
$50.00
Willow Bracelet
$30.00
Babel Earrings
$24.00
Sara Layer Necklace
$42.00
Quartz Drop Necklace
$30.00
Boho Medallion Necklace
$40.00
Rachel Necklace
$26.00
Set of 10 RTM Bracelets
$25.00
Free Her Necklace
$18.00The Red Thread Movement
Eternal Threads founder, Linda Egle had been working with women in extreme poverty for years, but learning about the enormity of the problem of sex trafficking, she wanted to get involved. Soon after, Linda met our future partner in Nepal who had established an anti-trafficking organization.
COUNTRIES WE FEATURE PRODUCTS FROM
- Afghanistan
- Albania
- Bulgaria
- Ecuador
- Ghana
- Guatamala
- India
- Madagascar
- Mongolia
- Nepal
- Peru
- Swaziland
- Thailand
- Uganda
- Ukraine
About Eternal Threads
We are dedicated to improving the lives of women and children most at risk of extreme poverty, trafficking and other forms of exploitation by providing sustainable livelihoods through income generating projects.
The Eternal Threads vision began in 2000 with the Sofi tote project in a rural village of south India to provide income to women who were industrious and hardworking, but limited to help their families with any additional income except to work in the rice fields once or twice a year during harvest time.
From the beginning this project was envisioned as a model to help women in many parts of the world. In 2008 this vision became a reality as Eternal Threads added four new projects in Nepal, Thailand, Madagascar and Afghanistan. In 2020, products handmade by women in fifteen countries can now be purchased on the Eternal Threads website.
