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Every parent has big dreams for their children, but opportunities are scarce for people like Jose Luis, who comes from a low-income family. When he...
Nidia is one of the oldest children in her family of 12. From a very young age, she began doing domestic chores for others in her village to suppor...
We can pretty much guarantee that Rubis wakes up earlier than anyone else you know with a 9 - 5 job. As the second of five siblings, she gets up ev...
Juventina’s story is inspirational, like many we’ve been blessed to witness since Lazarus Artisan Goods began in 2009 as an idea to use a business ...
Brayan started out in our leather shop and developed into a leader. Read more about his incredible transformation!
We named our Isabel Backpack after one of our incredible coffee farm employees. Isabel is an icon of serenity, diligence, and joy. Standing tall a...
Short for Cecilia, a name that means "Blind to one's own beauty" our best-selling, classic leather bag is named for our founder's own grandmother.
Ana Julia is your grandmother and mine. She is the hospitable, smiling, wise woman who loves spending time in the kitchen, always ready to whisk y...
We named our rugged Alejandro Backpack after the amazing man pictured above. "Always persevere" is the mantra that Ernesto Izaguirre, master le...
People matter and so do their stories. Meet Felipa, the namesake of our Felipa Wristlet Clutch. Felipa has always lived in the remote Honduran vi...
