USA
Terracotta Floral Bair Wrap Skirt
► Your purchase will go back into the organization to help women and families who are overcoming trauma & injustice locally & globally and enhance our BraveWorks' Artisan programs.
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One of our new silhouettes inspired by Blair with Peachy the Magazine, this skirt is made from beautiful 100% cotton from our recent trip to NYC. The floral pattern blends terracotta with lavender, coral, and lilac tones for a fun style that you won't find elsewhere. Handsewn in Charlotte NC by women overcoming ethnic persecution, this is a year-round style that is great with boots or heels in the fall and wedges in the spring!
Size: Fits sizes 0-14, Length: 36" L
Fabric Details:
- Care Instructions: Machine wash cold, hang to dry, light iron.
- As with many of our designs, each skirt is a limited edition due to the small-batch nature of these fabrics
Hand-sewn In: USA
Artisan Group: Local BraveWorks' Artisans
BraveWorks' Vision:
We have a bold vision to be a catalyst for God-inspired transformation through artisan enterprise, leading to abundant and purposeful lives. The women we serve are paid upfront for their work, helping them grow their economic confidence and provide for their families. Our team also connects artisans to resources and guides them in achieving personal goals. Join us on our journey of empowering women and families and bridging the gap from pain to purpose!
Lifestyle Photography by Christina Hussey Photography.
About the BraveWorks Local Artisan Program
In Charlotte, NC we serve women overcoming situations such as human trafficking, abuse, addiction, incarceration, generational poverty and ethnic persecution. Our team teaches these women, whom we refer to as artisans, to make jewelry and other crafts providing them with supplemental income.
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In addition, we work with our artisans on their personal development through mentoring and goal setting. We help artisans achieve goals around employment, education, stable housing, continued sobriety, financial literacy, ESL, spiritual growth, supportive community, emotional health and skill development. Local artisans graduate from our program within 3 to 6 months, allowing us to continue to help more women live abundant, purposeful lives.