Earth Heir

CONNECTING COMMUNITIES

SHOWCASING AGE OLD TRADITIONS

CELEBRATING CRAFTSMANSHIP

By blending design, fair trade principles, training and enterprise, Earth Heir aims to raise the value and revival of heritage craftsmanship.

We believe in human connections, environmental stewardship and seek to keep heritage skills alive.

Thoughtful Design. Ethical Partnerships. Conscious Living.

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AMOUR CUFF BANGLE

Back by popular demand. Adjustable, modern cuff bangle with hand-stitched patterns with romantic, spring colours. 24k gold-plated.

The jewellery patterns are inspired by the undulating mountains of Myanmar, to honour the heritage of Burmese refugees living in Malaysia.

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STELLA BAG

This Stella bag is handwoven with love by indigenous women from their homes in Sarawak, Borneo.

Sleek and professional, the Stella's comfortable genuine leather handles, gold accents, and thoughtful design make this a perfect corporate bag.

The Stella is large enough to fit all your daily essentials, a 13.5" laptop, and has an inner pouch that fits perfectly inside keeping your items protected and organised.

“Easily my favourite bag at the moment. I highly recommend it to everyone. It’s sturdy, spacious, sleek and also ethically made?? Win win!” - Raja Sarina Iskandar3

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"It's uncanny that we don't recognise beauty in the things closest to us."
— The New York Times Style Magazine

"Helping refugees harness their traditional artisinal talents, MADE51 brings their products to the global market."
— Forbes

"The sunlight-blessed space doesn't advertise itself, but to all those who seek, they shall find within a wealth of exquisite handicraft sourced from the most remote corners of Malaysia."
— Going Places, Malaysia Airlines