Jinja
Jinja designs and produces a wide variety of original products, made 100% by hand. Respect for nature determines their entire creative process of eco-design, inspired
Crocodile Parade is a store selling handmade home goods, decor, and accessories made from recycled textiles. There is also a collection for animals, with handmade beds.
All products are unique and exclusive, with colorful braids that upcycling raw materials allows. Macramé chairs, cheerful individuals, rugs, puffs, chairs, baskets, bags, hats, and slippers are just a few examples.
The Crocodile Parade contributes to the reduction of the ecological footprint by reducing the use of raw materials through the reuse of wasted textiles and the marriage of eco-design and traditional craft techniques. The reused materials come from industry and from the customer.
This project actively contributes to reduction of waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling, and reuse. This SDG also aims to reduce global food waste in production and consumption.
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Jinja designs and produces a wide variety of original products, made 100% by hand. Respect for nature determines their entire creative process of eco-design, inspired
Boa Safra is a publisher of sustainable design for the home. The pieces are by Portuguese designers, edited locally, with time and dedication. Aesthetic simplicity,
Coração Alecrim is a rustic store of vintage, locally produced pieces. Here, the commitment to sustainability and ethical production of the clothing collection is visible.
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