This year, instead of organizing our own Fair Trade Holiday Bazaar, Afghan Women’s Mission will be participating exclusively in an event called Anti-mall, offering our unique trademark Afghan hand-made items at very affordable prices.
WHAT: Afghan Crafts Sale at “Antimall”
WHEN: Saturday December 20th, 11 am – 4 pm
WHERE: Chavez Studios, 508 Echandia St (crosses Cesar Chavez Ave), East Los Angeles, CA 90033
Look for the booth with our sign! We’ll be at the event all day but come early as supplies are limited and we usually run out.
All our pieces are one-of-a-kind handmade items, and comparable to those found in high-end ethnic boutiques, but our prices are extremely affordable as there is no middle-man.
This is the ONLY event AWM will be selling our crafts at during the 2008 holiday season.
Our limited inventory includes embroidered and mirrored pillow cases (available individually and in pairs), purses and hand bags, shirts, scarves, table cloths, hanging pockets, and more.
All pieces come with a tag describing where they were made and who the sale of the item benefits.
This year, as Afghanistan is in the spotlight more than ever, remember our sisters in Afghanistan whose handmade items are a wonderful holiday gift for a loved one. As always, 100% of all sales benefit the Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA).
See you at Antimall and tell all your friends!
For more information about Antimall, download the flyer above.
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