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THE BEST OF KANTHA FOR ALL!
Over the nearly two years we have been selling kantha blankets & more at dignify.ca, I have heard so many comments back from friends & fans of dignify. Now, I want everyone to hear them!
I’ve added a “Customer Review” to every product page, allowing for you to give feedback or share your thoughts on any product you’ve purchased from dignify. Would you consider sharing your feedback?
Feedback from customers will allow us to best serve you in providing the best products that meet your needs & wants. It also allows potential buyers to get a more accurate description from a user’s perspective. AND: we just love to hear your stories!
How to Review:
(Skip the instructions and click here to quick-review a kantha throw)
Because each blanket is unique, the reviews submitted for any kantha throw will appear for every kantha throw page. The same goes for categories of the large kantha spreads, kantha minis, and silk blend throws. The rest of the products’ reviews are specific to the individual item/page.
On each page, you will see this box next to the product photos. Click “Write a review”
The box will expand to four input boxes, along with a star rating. Your email will notbe visible, but is simply behind the scenes should I need to contact you (as well as to ensure real people are submitting reviews).
You can share details like how you have used your blanket, what you likeabout it, where it is used in your home; or, if it was a gift: how it was received or what was the occasion; or any other comments you may have about the product or the experience of purchasing.
Reviews are featured on every product, so if there are other items you would like to review (like bags, scarves, housewares, or jewellery) - please do!
Any feedback is thoroughly appreciated! THANKS AGAIN for your support. It means so much.
A few stories, as I parse through the complexities of privilege & justice…
When I was in Bangladesh, we visited a village outside of Jashore (a city in which Basha has a production centre, where I visited a brothel) to call on some homes of women who sew blankets for Basha.
We spent time visiting in Dhomina’s relatively large home. The space had been expanded to include a separate cooking space — built upon because of the income she earned making kantha for Basha, for us. Amazing!
I've shared my favourite reads in the past, and today I'm sharing some faves to cook.
This is not a cooking blog (obviously) and I haven't styled any plates or hired any food photographers. I am no expert, but I do cook great food. This assertion is not self-congratulatory! I have little (no) inherent skill and I attribute all of my good cooking to 1) other people's excellent recipes, 2) access to fresh, reliable, & varied food, and 3) time (ie. the time I currently have currently to cook AND the many years of practice).
What is happening with dignify?
How are the women in Bangladesh doing?
What impact has the coronavirus pandemic had on what you're doing?
These are all questions I have received over the last two months, so here are some updates.
