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Our primary beneficiaries are Filipino artisan communities - many of whom are women and informal workers from underserved rural and urban areas. These artisans specialize in traditional crafts such as weaving, wood carving, and natural fiber work, and often face limited access to stable income or global markets. Secondary beneficiaries include artisans’ families and local communities, who benefit from increased economic activity and impact reinvestment. Buyers and partners also benefit by gaining access to ethically made, culturally rich products that support the Sustainable Development Goals.