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Tassels creates handmade jewelry from natural materials like cotton, silk, and wood, offering a local, eco-friendly alternative to imported synthetic jewelry. They work with a network of female distributors who generate income by selling these unique pieces through social media and small-scale shops. Tassels also sponsors gifts and prizes for university programs, female entrepreneurs, and teachers, supporting community growth and empowerment. By choosing Tassels, customers support sustainable practices and contribute to the livelihood of local artisans.
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