Hope Pouch, Colombia 008
Hope Pouch, Colombia 008
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Our makers in Columbia select fabrics that they love from local markets. While the textile isn't a handloom or vintage, it's special because it was chosen with intention.
Crafted by survivors in the She Has Hope rehabilitation program, this Hope Pouch represents a fresh start for women reclaiming their independence after human trafficking. Through the program’s tailoring school, women gain valuable skills, restoring not just their livelihoods but their sense of hope.
With every purchase, you support their journey toward empowerment and freedom—one stitch at a time.
Learn more about She Has Hope here.
Carry hope. Share hope.
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dimensions
dimensions
7” wide x 5” long x 4” high—compact yet spacious for cosmetics, makeup, toiletries, pencils, or travel essentials.
Material
Material
Sourced fabrics discovered in local markets and made by women in the She Has Hope rehabilitation program.
Care
Care
Spot cleaning or hand washing in cold water is preferred.
Returns
Returns
We want you to love your Sapana piece. If you aren’t happy let us know. We can process a return or exchange on new and unworn pieces within 10 days of purchase (or delivery if your item was shipped).
Let us know at sapana@sapanadreams.com if you have a return. We will send you a shipping label and process your return once it’s received. We credit the same account you used for purchasing. Sometimes it can take 5-7 business days to see your credit applied.
about She has hope
A symbol of resilience and renewal, the Hope Pouch is more than just a beautifully crafted accessory—it’s a testament to the strength of the women who create it. These are made by women in the She Has Hope rehabilitation program in Colombia. Using thoughtfully sourced fabrics discovered in local markets, each pouch reflects the creativity and individuality of its maker.
Every purchase supports women rebuilding independence through meaningful work, skill-building, and hope-filled opportunity.
Learn more about She Has Hope here.
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We believe in preserving traditional handicraft techniques.
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We believe that employment opportunities in rural areas make a significant impact.
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We believe that we can connect through learning about other histories and cultures.
Crafted by hand. Rooted in story.
Every Sapana piece is a labor of love, handmade by artisans who carry generations of tradition in their hands. These pieces aren’t made in factories—they're created slowly and intentionally in rural communities, where each stitch creates opportunity and preserves culture. Sapana exists to honor these stories, to bridge worlds through craft, and to remind us that what we wear can hold meaning far beyond the material.
