TradeAid Wows Patrons with Handcrafted Products at Arts and Craft Market in Accra
TradeAid Integrated, a non-governmental organization dedicated to promoting the creativity of the productive poor in Ghana's Upper East region, participated in the International Edition of the ongoing Arts and Craft Market exhibition slated for August 30th to September 8th at the Dubois Center, Accra.
The exhibition provided a platform for TradeAid to showcase a diverse range of handcrafted products, including woven baskets, bags, and traditional fabrics made by indigenous artisans from Bolgatanga.
The vibrant colors and intricate designs of the items caught the attention of visitors, who were eager to support the talented crafts people behind them.
A particular highlight of TradeAid's
display was the collection of baskets and bags created by widows and vulnerable
women as part of the organization's basket weaving project.
These products not only demonstrated
the skill and creativity of the artisans but also served as a powerful symbol
of empowerment and economic opportunity for marginalized communities.
Patrons at the event expressed their enthusiasm for the unique and high-quality items offered by TradeAid.
Many purchased products not only for their aesthetic appeal but also to contribute to the organization's mission of supporting the productive poor.
TradeAid's participation in the International Arts and Craft Market exhibition was a resounding success, showcasing the rich cultural heritage and artistic talent of the Upper East region while providing a vital platform for local artisans to connect with a global audience.
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