Small wire rack with antique silver finish. You can put a coffee filter, put a letter, put your favorite postcard, If it's in a corner of your daily life, it's a little happy. The antenna-like loop is a cute point. It can be hung on the wall or even stood as it is, so it can be used freely. "Mr. Hassan's Workshop" Moradabad, a town in northern India, is one of India's leading producers of metal products. A few years ago, I visited Mr. Hassan's workshop, which makes wire items. Mr. Hassan has a very gentle smile. Once you pick up the tool, it turns into a serious gaze. In the small workshop, young craftsmen and elderly craftsmen like masters gather, and the sound of manufacturing resounds. Giving shape to a solid wire requires not only strength, but also delicate skill. The handiwork of metalworking, which has been passed down in this town for a long time, illuminates our present while changing its shape in various ways. "A place where working as a craftsman makes children smile" This product is made by India's Fair Trade Partner, Noah's Ark. Samuel, an Indian who was suspicious of the exploitation of producers by exporters, It was established to help producers earn fair wages and work in a better working environment.