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Connect Here. Shop the Globe AUG 16 - 19 + JAVITS CENTER NYC Connect Here. Shop the Globe. artisanresourceny.com 1 Kaligarh JAVITS CENTER | AUGUST 16 - 19, 2015 Sunday Tuesday 9AM - 6PM 9AM - 6PM Monday Wednesday 9AM - 6PM 9AM - 2PM Future Dates January 31 - February 3, 2016 Cover photo: Sidai Designs 2 artisanresourceny.com WELCOME It’s hard to believe that it’s been three years since the debut of Artisan Resource. From a small gathering of 40 artisan producers at Pier 92 to over 150 companies showing alongside 2,600+ exhibitors at NY NOW®, it’s clear to see its success. This growth is a testament that sourcing fair trade, ethically sourced products is not a trend but a way in which people are choosing to live their lives. Consumers are demanding to know where products are being made, by who, and in what working conditions. Purchasing of artisan made products is here to stay and as we enter our 7th edition of Artisan Resource, we’re proud to be able to continue to offer this unique platform for artisans to bring their goods to the Market and to you. New this August is the launch of our Buyer Matchmaking booth. Have you ever wondered which countries were best for sourcing woven sisal bowls, felt ornaments or palm baskets? Well wonder no more. Stop by the matchmaking booth at the rear of the 1000 aisle to meet with a staff member who can guide you in the right direction. Someone will be there ready to help you identify artisan groups best suited to your needs as well as provide tips on how to build successful relationships with these overseas vendors. We’re also excited to introduce a new display at the Market which not only represents Fair Trade companies throughout Artisan Resource, but throughout all of NY NOW. We have been working side-by-side this spring with members of both the Fair Trade Federation and the World Fair Trade Organization to bring you a beautiful display showcasing all FTF and WFTO members. Make sure to visit this beautiful display on level three at booth 1056. Finally, don’t leave before visiting our Market Incubator pavilion to meet with emerging artisan groups eager to make connections with US buyers looking to develop custom lines and explore production resources overseas. For a listing of companies represented this August see pages 6-9. On behalf of NY NOW, we thank you. Without your continued support, none of this would have been possible. It’s because of you, the buyer, that these artisans are able to grow their businesses and sustain their livelihoods. We hope you will take the time to get to know the companies listed throughout this directory. The rewards of working with these artisan producers will become immediately evident. As always, should you have any questions, suggestions, or just want to drop a note and say hello please don’t hesitate to reach out, I would love to hear from you! Allison Garafalo Sales Director [email protected] artisanresourceny.com 3 ARTISAN RESOURCE AT NY NOW What is Artisan Resource® at NY NOW®? Artisan Resource is a first-of-its-kind market offering U.S.-based volume importers, direct import retailers, distributors, independent retailers, wholesalers and designers the opportunity to meet with international artisanal producers from around the world. As part of the Handmade Collection at NY NOW, Artisan Resource is the production-sourcing section of the Market for overseas artisan producers to present their handmade export product collections & custom artisan production capabilities at export terms from their country of origin. Azizi Life | Riri Jewellery | Greca Artisan Resource Seminar Series Artisan Resource features expert-led seminars in the form of both pre-show webinars and on-site seminars. Our pre-show webinar series which was held earlier this year helped to prepare exhibitors for the Market. Our on-site comprehensive series of educational programs and networking events will address design and business issues critical to artisans and importers connected with the global handmade industry. For a complete listing of seminars and events please see pages 40-43. 4 artisanresourceny.com ARTISAN RESOURCE AT NY NOW The Artisan Resource Exhibitor This summer, a record 155 exhibitors from 32 countries, including 99 newcomers spread over 9,500 square feet, will be joining us in what is Artisan Resource’s largest market since its launch only three years ago. Exhibitors are experienced exporters who aim to keep artisan craftsmanship, traditional methods, techniques and cultural heritage thriving. For a full listing of producers represented please see pages 25-39. Exhibitor product categories represented at the upcoming Market include apparel, fashion accessories, furnishings, garden, holiday, home décor, jewelry, stationery, tabletop, textiles, and toys. Materials represented include bamboo, ceramic, coconut, felt, glass, lacquer, leather, metal, natural fibers, paper, recycled materials, wood, and more! Seven international government-sponsored pavilions join us this summer. Together these pavilions will represent 94 artisan groups. See pages 10-24 for a breakdown of producers within each pavilion. A record number of countries join us this summer hailing from the following parts of the world: Argentina, Bangladesh, Bolivia, Brazil, Cambodia, Colombia, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Guatemala, Haiti, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Madagascar, Mali, Mexico, Morocco, Nepal, Pakistan, Palestinian Territory, Panama, Peru, Philippines, Rwanda, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Tunisia, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam. Sidai Designs | Wayra - Andes Textiles Peru Sac | CSM Philippines Inc. | Colombiart artisanresourceny.com 5 BYHAND CONSULTING Builds relationships, strengthens entrepreneurial skills, expands markets, promotes craft traditions, increases sales of handmade products. ByHand Consulting brings socially responsible artisan products to market through a portfolio of product development, sourcing, marketing and business mentoring programs. Innovative artisan enterprises gain knowledge, experience and connections to be competitive in global markets, increase sales and improve incomes for artisans. ByHand Consulting supports Artisan Resource at NY NOW with strategic advice, recruiting, promotion, educational programs and networking events to expand the market for handmade products. With an extensive network of buyers, artisan enterprises, designers, and market partners, ByHand Consulting offers practical, market-driven solutions for the artisan sector. Co-Founders Colvin English and Karen Gibbs created ByHand Consulting as a means to offer their 40+ years combined experience in product design, marketing, sales, business management and training to artisan enterprises and innovators. ByHand Consulting’s clients include export promotion agencies, international development organizations, trade shows and private enterprises in the US and around the world. www.byhandconsulting.com Karen Gibbs Annie Waterman Colvin English Helen Joffe 6 artisanresourceny.com FLOOR PLAN Jacob K. Javits Convention Center Artisan Resource® New Exhibitor Pavilion Aug 16 - 19, 2015 MI15 1087 1295 1397 MI14 1180 MI12 MI13 1079 1078 1178 1289 MI10 MI11 1077 1076 1177 1176 1174 1287 MI8 MI9 1075 1074 1175 MI4 MI6 1073 1072 1173 1278 MI2 MI5 1071 1070 1171 1274 NO FREIGHT MIMATCH MI3 1069 1068 1169 1272 1373 MI1 1067 1066 1167 1270 1371 7' FHC 1268 1369 1266 DN 1064 1165 1365 1366 1264 1062 1163 1364 1060 1161 1162 1262 1363 1362 1059 1057 1257 1258 1359 1055 1056 1158 1255 1256 1357 artisanresourceny.com 7 PAVILIONS Market INCUBATOR The Market Incubator program is a collaboration between ByHand Consulting and HAND/EYE Fund with the generous support of Emerald Expositions to bring greater recognition to the artisan sector, to support artisan businesses with the highest quality technical support, and to create partnerships to achieve greater impact for artisans globally. BIBI HANUM, Uzbekistan · Booth MI 6 A socially responsible enterprise, Bibi Hanum, creates gorgeous garments and accessories using traditional, hand- woven textiles. Products include robes, caftans, bags, hats, bracelets, table runners, pillows, and more. Their mission is to support local women while preserving cultural heritage. All of Bibi Hanum’s items are handmade out of traditional, hand-woven and dyed silk and cotton ikat fiber. Contact: Muhayo Alieva Email: [email protected] Web: www.bibihanum.com CHEqUE OITEDIE Cooperative, BOLIVIA · Booth MI 9 A social enterprise which works with Ayoreo women throughout Pueso Paz and Santa Cruz, Bolivia. They are devoted to sustaining traditional weaving techniques by producing fiber handbags made with dajudie fiber. Contact: Ines Hinojosa Email: [email protected] Cooperative Djiguiyaso, MALI · Booth MI 11 Cooperative Djiguiyaso works with 110 women artisans throughout Mali and offers a home décor collection including cushions, tablecloths, curtains, bedspreads, panels, table runners, scarves, and handbags. Products are made using 100% cotton, woven indigo, crochet and bogolan fabrics. Contact: Aissata Namoko Email: [email protected] 8 artisanresourceny.com PAVILIONS EREENA, INDIA · Booth MI 8 Ereena promotes and helps sustain rich weaving traditions and craftsmanship through the production of eri silk scarves and shawls. Eri silk has the textured look of linen, softness of cotton and warmth of wool. Contact: Jyoti Reddy Email: [email protected] Web: www.ereena.co GKONOMICS, PHILIPPINES · Booth MI 13 Gkonomics produces personal accessories and home décor items made from eco-friendly and natural
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