Anaya's Story - An Artisan from India
Anaya's upbringing India was marked by extreme poverty. For most of her life, she rolled cigarettes daily, earning a mere 50 cents per day. However, through crafting blankets for Hope's Gate, she discovered a way to change her life and provide for her family. These works of art are meticulously assembled from layers of upcycled saris, skillfully stitched together. This remarkable craft is known as Kantha, a traditional art form exclusive to the Bengali region of India. Each blanket boasts its own distinct color and pattern, ensuring a truly unique piece. Don't miss your chance to claim the blanket you adore. These one-of-a-kind blankets make a magnificent addition to any living space. Don't miss out – get yours before they're all gone!
The Story of Hope's Gate
Hope’s Gate was founded in 2011 after Patty Bauman traveled to India and witnessed the heartbreaking realities faced by orphans, street children, and survivors of human trafficking. Moved to act, she partnered with shelters and safe houses, launching a jewelry initiative to create sustainable change.
What began with humble materials has grown into a powerful mission—empowering vulnerable individuals through skill development, dignified work, and the creation of beautiful, handcrafted products. Every piece tells a story of hope, resilience, and transformation.