Many Woods Eyeglass Rest

Who nose where you put your eyeglasses? You’ll never have to ask again. Hand-carved slices of shesham, mango, papri and tune woods take the shape of a face, and the Many Woods Eyeglasses Rest puts the fun in functional.

Meaning “hope” in Sanskrit, Asha Handicrafts is an Indian fair trade organization that has been working to promote the social and economic development of artisans throughout India for more than 40 years. Asha works with more than 50 producer groups and more than 1,200 makers across India, including skilled artisans in Sarahanpur, the center of traditional woodworking in India.

Eyeglasses rest made of shesham, mango, papri and tune woods (Eyeglass picture are not included) 

6.5H inches, base is 3.5SQ inches

Handmade in India 

About Ten Thousand Villages: 

The name Ten Thousand Villages — was inspired by Mahatma Gandhi’s quote. Because in every village are people who want to live a meaningful life with dignity and who bring beautiful culture worth sharing. Multiply the village idea by ten thousand and it represents the world we’re working to build.