“Hi Heather
Thankyou for another beautiful blanket to add to my collection.
I'm sorry that For Dignity will no longer continue. I will cherish my blankets and feel grateful to be able to purchase these beautiful works and bless the women who made them.
Thanks again and I hope all goes well in your future endeavours.
Kind regards
Lara”
“This was a gift for my daughter and her partner. Always difficult finding something that my daughter can touch due to eczema causing skin to prickle on so many fabrics and fleece completely out of the question. They are also both aware of the struggles that so many women and girls go through so this throw was extra special not just because it is beautifully soft and warm but also because of its origins. Thankyou x”
“My cotton throw is beautiful. Extremely elegant and perfect. I’m so happy to support an Australian small business AND my purchase goes towards a good cause. Highly recommend this gorgeous throw and this fabulous business.”
“I stumbled across Basha while on a overseas site and then searched to find where I could purchase these beautiful throws in Australia. So thank you, For Dignity, for bringing them here to Aussie buyers. I travelled to India and briefly Bangladesh in 1980 and fell in love with the beautiful fabrics being worn by the people...and which I could purchase in the markets. Some treasured fabrics I still have - but most I have sewn years ago. This throw is so very lovely. It is soft and snuggly like a big warm hug. It is so stunningly sewn, what a great job of keeping those stitches even and well spaced! It has gorgeous colours with each side a different hue to feast my eyes on...I love it and will treasure it all my days and pass it on to my daughter or grand daughter no doubt. Thank You for all you are doing to help the women find a new life of freedom x x God bless you all”
Thank you Barbie, to have that first hand experience of the country and it’s people must make your blanket even more special.
I know the girl who stitched it would love to see where it now lives in your home. Would you sen us a picture of it and I will pass it onto the team in Bangladesh to show her.
