Felt Tibetan Yak – Eco-Friendly Decor
Discover the charm of our Handmade Tibetan Yak, a beautifully crafted eco-friendly decor piece made from a blend of upcycled cotton waste and pure sheep wool. Thoughtfully designed with a commitment to sustainability, this adorable yak embodies the resilience and spirit of the Tibetan highlands while promoting environmentally conscious practices.
Each yak is crafted by hand, blending soft, repurposed cotton and natural sheep wool to create a unique, durable piece that brings warmth and character to any space. Perfect for eco-conscious consumers, this item is a mindful addition to your home or workspace, supporting traditional craftsmanship and low-impact production methods.
Product Highlights:
Made from upcycled cotton waste and 100% natural sheep wool
Represents the spirit of the Tibetan yak, a symbol of strength and resilience
Handcrafted with sustainable materials for eco-friendly home decor
Ideal for gift-giving or adding a touch of sustainable art to your own space
Kindly note that due to the nature of handmade, there may be variations in the color of the load you receive.
Dimensions:
Height from toe to load is 5.5 inches
Length from tail to nose is 6 inches
Material: Combination cotton waste material and pure sheep wool
Handmade in India
Discover the charm of our Handmade Tibetan Yak, a beautifully crafted eco-friendly decor piece made from a blend of upcycled cotton waste and pure sheep wool. Thoughtfully designed with a commitment to sustainability, this adorable yak embodies the resilience and spirit of the Tibetan highlands while promoting environmentally conscious practices.
Each yak is crafted by hand, blending soft, repurposed cotton and natural sheep wool to create a unique, durable piece that brings warmth and character to any space. Perfect for eco-conscious consumers, this item is a mindful addition to your home or workspace, supporting traditional craftsmanship and low-impact production methods.
Product Highlights:
Made from upcycled cotton waste and 100% natural sheep wool
Represents the spirit of the Tibetan yak, a symbol of strength and resilience
Handcrafted with sustainable materials for eco-friendly home decor
Ideal for gift-giving or adding a touch of sustainable art to your own space
Kindly note that due to the nature of handmade, there may be variations in the color of the load you receive.
Dimensions:
Height from toe to load is 5.5 inches
Length from tail to nose is 6 inches
Material: Combination cotton waste material and pure sheep wool
Handmade in India
Discover the charm of our Handmade Tibetan Yak, a beautifully crafted eco-friendly decor piece made from a blend of upcycled cotton waste and pure sheep wool. Thoughtfully designed with a commitment to sustainability, this adorable yak embodies the resilience and spirit of the Tibetan highlands while promoting environmentally conscious practices.
Each yak is crafted by hand, blending soft, repurposed cotton and natural sheep wool to create a unique, durable piece that brings warmth and character to any space. Perfect for eco-conscious consumers, this item is a mindful addition to your home or workspace, supporting traditional craftsmanship and low-impact production methods.
Product Highlights:
Made from upcycled cotton waste and 100% natural sheep wool
Represents the spirit of the Tibetan yak, a symbol of strength and resilience
Handcrafted with sustainable materials for eco-friendly home decor
Ideal for gift-giving or adding a touch of sustainable art to your own space
Kindly note that due to the nature of handmade, there may be variations in the color of the load you receive.
Dimensions:
Height from toe to load is 5.5 inches
Length from tail to nose is 6 inches
Material: Combination cotton waste material and pure sheep wool
Handmade in India
About Dolls4Tibet
Founded in 2007 and located in a single-story building in Dharamsala, India, Dolls4Tibet is a small business that employs over 20 local housewives. It offers them opportunities to develop doll-making skills and earn income to support their families.
