The Lucuma Blog
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Bernardino, Ceramic Artist, Arequipa, Perú 4/27/20
There’s a feeling of deep satisfaction when you bring something handmade into your life that you know brought good to the artist, the community and the earth. Fair trade is more important than ever...
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The Gratitude Box Project - April / Caja De Gratitud
This Community Gratitude Box is a space where our teams, artists and clients can share what really matters right now. With this, we hope to bring our communities closer and everyone is invited to...
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Updates from Our Artists and Team
As an international fair trade company, we’re concerned about all the lives that Covid-19 is impacting. Like we all know, the virus is changing every aspect of life and work, but fortunately, so fa...
knitters
DIY Printable Fairy Tale Finger Puppets
Download a PDF for these fun fairy tale paper finger puppets of royalty, magic, dragons and more! Print on cardstock or heavy paper (8.5x11”) and cut along the dotted lines. Next, either fix the ta...
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DIY Printable Classic Tale Finger Puppets
Download a PDF for these fun fairy tale paper finger puppets of royalty, magic, dragons and more! Print on cardstock or heavy paper (8.5x11”) and cut along the dotted lines. Next, either fix the ta...
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Lucuma Gratitude Box - March / Caja De Gratitud
Creating a Gratitude Box to giving thanks is a practice anyone can do at home, individually or as a family! Giving thanks helps us shift gears from our worried mind and allows us to pause and appre...
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Staying Healthy and Positive in a Time of Crisis
The global health crisis and emotional turmoil we are collectively facing is rocking our world. Everything is changing and last week’s priorities seem today irrelevant. With our new realities s...
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Trending in 2020
In these technologically driven times, life seems to keep accelerating and changes happen at an incredible speed, at a personal, collective and planetary level. By identifying what shoppers’ needs ...
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Why Scary Masks?
For Borucans, these masks symbolize protective nature spirits. Masks have a special place in their hearts because they saved the very existence of their ancestors and culture.