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Living sustainably is about thinking sustainably. A sustainable lifestyle is about the choices you make every single day. Choices that are so simple that it is hard to imagine the impact they could possibly have on the world. The most common dismissal of conscious sustainable choices is on the count that it will be expensive and tedious, it will require us to let go of our ways and be uncomfortable. Though if we take a moment and rethink the notion of sustainable living, we might see that sustainability isn’t about letting go, it is not ‘one at the expense of others’, it is rather about holding on, holding on to what we value.
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Purpose

Their vision is a future where Filipino artisan families thrive, their time-honored local craft cherished by customers across the globe, and poverty becomes a thing of the past. Through LIKHA's work, they hope to improve their artisans' economic and social well-being, preserve traditional cultural practices, and contribute to sustainable development.

People

As a social enterprise, their mission is to empower Filipino artisan families to overcome poverty by reimagining time-honored local craft for the global market. They aim to provide more than just livelihood - through their partnership with local artisans, LIKHÂ hopes to help uplift their artisans' status, develop their confidence and sense of self-worth, and uphold their dignity as human persons.

Planet

LIKHÂ's products are consciously and responsibly made - from upcycling raw materials to using sustainable packaging. They take great care to reduce our carbon footprint and our negative impact on the environment.
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Living sustainably is about thinking sustainably. A sustainable lifestyle is about the choices you make every single day. Choices that are so simple that it is hard to imagine the impact they could possibly have on the world. The most common dismissal of conscious sustainable choices is on the count that it will be expensive and tedious, it will require us to let go of our ways and be uncomfortable. Though if we take a moment and rethink the notion of sustainable living, we might see that sustainability isn’t about letting go, it is not ‘one at the expense of others’, it is rather about holding on, holding on to what we value.