About SERRV International

SERRV International partners with small-scale artisans around the world to bring you beautiful one-of-a-kind items. Since 1949, we've committed to fair trade as a tool to fight global poverty and we're a founding member of the Fair Trade Federation.

We believe in creating employment, paying fair wages, encouraging sustainable practices, supporting community development, protecting the environment, and preserving traditional crafting techniques. As a nonprofit organization, we strive to offer high-quality, handmade products at reasonable prices.

With your support, we'll continue to work with thousands of skilled artisans as they build better lives for themselves, their families, and their communities.

About Balizen by zen zen garden home

For three decades, zen zen garden home has been at the forefront of both the Fair Trade and sustainability movement. The Balizen brand, that we have created, is a unique line of ethical products for home, garden and wardrobe. Our designs are inspired by nature and the Zen traditions of craftsmanship, simplicity, harmony and the use of natural and eco-friendly materials.

zen zen has a deep respect for local artisans’ lifestyle, traditions and environment. We strive to maintain the spirit of compassion and the natural serendipity that occurs when one is doing something positive for the planet. We are proud members of the Fair Trade Federation and commit our time to working closely with local village communities to educate them on topics such as conservation, sustainable development and organic farming.

Prodigal Pottery is handmade by women fleeing homelessness, domestic abuse, and sex-trafficking outside of Birmingham, Alabama. We work to employ, equip, and empower women in need. Prodigal Pottery works directly out of King's Home, a women's shelter outside of Birmingham, Alabama for women fleeing homelessness and domestic abuse. The women we employ are residents of King's Home Shelby, which is a long term shelter offering safety and care for women and their children for up to 2 years. In addition to our employees from King's Home, Prodigal Pottery also employs women from Wellhouse, a safe house outside of Birmingham, Alabama for women fleeing sex-trafficking.