Gift Guide: Stocking Stuffers that might outshine what's under the tree

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While you're making your list and double-checking it, don't forget about stocking stuffers. Despite being a long-standing holiday tradition, these giftables are often treated as last-minute trinkets.

Stocking stuffers may not be the main event, but they can be just as thoughtful and unique as all those presents wrapped underneath the tree. We've compiled a list of the best stocking stuffers that will delight your loved ones. Each one is handcrafted by refugees who are rebuilding their livelihoods in the midst of displacement.

So, get your Christmas stockings out and start stuffing them with something special!

Keep it Minimalist With These Neutrals 

1. Kandahari Pencil Case

Gifts that combine functionality and style, such as this trendy yet intricately embroidered Kandahari pencil case, are simply the best. This intricately embroidered pencil case is handcrafted by Afghan women who specialize in generations-old embroidery techniques . A practical yet fashionable gift for friends or family.

 £33.00 // BUY NOW

 

 

2. Abstract Form Coaster

This abstract form coasters are perfect if you are the host with the most or if you're looking to give a functional gift that anyone can use. This beautiful set was made by Burundian refugees living in Rwanda using traditional coil and plaiting techniques in the Mahama and Kigeme refugee camps. Nothing could be a better gift with all of the upcoming holiday gatherings!

£33.00 // BUY NOW

 

3. Kandahari Lanyard 

Whether you wear lanyards to feel more secure or to show off your personality, our Kandahari Lanyard is the perfect accessory.  Crafted by Afghan refugees living in Pakistan, this exquisitely embroidered lanyard is handcrafted using embroidery techniques that have been passed down through generations.

£18.00 // BUY NOW

 

4. Burnt Orange & Brown Luggage Tag 

Is there anything more exciting than an upcoming trip to a dream destination? With our burnt orange and brown luggage tags, you can help the adventurer who loves to travel and is already planning their next adventure escapade stay organized and ready for take off.  The motifs and symbols created by Pomegranate Seeds, a local social enterprise partner, are inspired by the antique belongings of the Afghan refugee artisans they work with.

£18.00 // BUY NOW

 

Spread Some Cheer With These Vibrant Ideas  

1. Beaded Bracelets

This adorable bracelet is a wonderful way to show them how much you care this holiday season. Handcrafted by Rwandan and South Sudanese refugees living in Kenya, the bracelet has a simple yet playful design that allows the intricate beadwork to shine through. Available in two colourways, you'll most likely want to get one for yourself as well!

£22.00 // BUY NOW
 

2. Red Heart Keyring 

For an impactful reliable gift that will tie into their day-to-day lives, gift them this his adorable felted keyring. Handcrafted by ethnic Armenian refugees from Syria, it's adorned with the Marash embroidery, which is a reminder of the Armenian people's cultural heritage and resilience throughout the centuries. 

 

£14.00 // BUY NOW

3. Colourful Heart Keyring

With this beautifully energetic keyring, a little fun and colour is added to everyday life. This charming keyring was created by Syrian refugees living in Lebanon through a collaboration between a Lebanese designer and Syrian refugee artisans.

£22.00 // BUY NOW

 

4. Gates of Damascus Bookmark   

Traditional bookmarks are great, but who doesn't want the Gates of Damascus bookmark tucked in the pages to remind them where they left things off? These intricately embroidered bookmarks, handcrafted by Syrian refugees living in Lebanon, are the ideal gift for fans of classic tales or anyone reading one of their many retellings. 

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Don't forget to check out MADE51's other gift guides to find the perfect gift for everyone on your list, including homeowners, eco-warriors, and kids!

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