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Aliya The Elephant  £5.99 | In Stock

Product code: 172033
This cute little patchwork elephant is called Aliya. She is part of a set of seven cuddly toys designed by Barbara Sansoni to celebrate the birth of her first grandchild. This lovely eco-friendly toy is made from 100% hand woven cotton stuffed with kapok. It is hand dyed with eco-friendly, safe dyes that will not fade or run, making it easy to sponge clean.


It has the European Safety Standard CE certificate and is ideal for babies and small children. Colours will vary, due to the handmade nature of the product and availability of cloth.

• Dimensions: 11cm long, 12cm tall.


Made by Barefoot Toys established by Barbara Sansoni. Barefoot works almost exclusively with women, a tradition started by Barbara Sansoni over 30 years ago, who work in small rural workshops. Weaving centres across the island provide valuable employment to rural women, who have elevated their economic status by mastering weaving techniques. The women who weave participate in every stage of the making of the cloth, using eco-friendly traditional methods. The weavers are involved in a creative cognitive process.

Each product is made from start to finish by one person. The craft skills at Barefoot are timeless. Nothing is mass-produced. No child labour is used. All employees are given a decent wage and benefits. There are no factories and no production lines. Each worker is responsible for the quality of the final product. Barefoot teach the skills and strive for quality from the weavers and sewers. Each piece of work is a simple, yet timelessly beautiful and stylish article.

I was dead chuffed with my elephant. It looks very cool on my mantelpiece. I'll definitely be coming back in time for Christmas.

Chris, Bath

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