Karma Notes Cause and Effect Carafe and Glasses

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December 10, 2015

John Kennedy

UNICEF Market Karma Notes Featured on inhabitat.com's Green Holiday Gift Guide.

inhabitat.com recently featured UNICEF Market's Karma Notes Recycled Glass Carafe with Two Glasses in the "Charitable Gifts that Give Back" section of their Holiday Gift Guide. The carafe and glass set was created by artist Peduli Bali. He creates the set by upcycling glass gathered from the beaches of Bali, which creates job opportunities in the community. The set is etched with the words "karma," "cause," and "effect.

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