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HILIKI – Variations Green

Price range: € 16,00 through € 17,00

Hiliki Jars – Inspired by Nature
Hiliki means cardamom in Swahili. When the flower ripens, it bursts open to reveal the seeds. That same elegant shape is hand-carved into the wooden lids of these jars.

Designed with Purpose
Each set features upcycled glass jars with carved wooden tops and airtight, food-grade silicone seals. Choose transparent or green glass: one medium (8 cm) and two large (10 cm), all presented in a CHAKO gift box.

Made in Zanzibar
We transform discarded wine bottles into something new – more than two million every year. Skilled artisans shape and finish every piece with care.

Empowering Women and Youth
Over 60% of CHAKO artisans are women. We provide fair work, skills, and opportunities, especially for unemployed youth.

Fair Trade Certified
Since 2018, CHAKO has been a guaranteed member of the World Fair Trade Organisation, meeting all 10 principles – from fair pay and safe conditions to gender equality and environmental respect.

Materials
Recycled wine bottles • Mninga wood • Food-grade silicone

  1. Create Opportunities for Economically Disadvantaged Producers
  2. Transparency and Accountability
  3. Fair Trading Practices
  4. Payment of a Fair Price
  5. Ensuring no Child Labour and Forced Labour
  6. Commitment to Non-Discrimination, Gender Equality, Freedom of Association
  7. Ensuring Good Working Conditions
  8. Providing Capacity Building
  9. Promoting Fair Trade
  10. Respect for the Environment

Additional information

Colour

Transparant, green

Size

Large, Medium, Small

Delivery time approximately 5 working days

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