Handcraft Earrings • Human Stories

LOJA SOL

The Sun Shop

Sharing creators’ stories and handcrafted goods to empower livelihoods, preserve traditions, and connect communities.

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A marketplace with purpose

Beautiful things carry the stories of the people and places behind them.

LOJA SOL connects handcrafted goods with customers beyond the markets their creators may be able to reach on their own. Each pair of earrings is an opportunity to learn about an individual, culture, and their craft.

Bring a little sunshine home.
Products

Made by hand.
Connected by story.

Regional stories

Genesis and Our Future

The origin of LOJA SOL

Brazil

LOJA SOL, meaning “Sun Shop,” was born from a trip to Brazil. In the Amazon region, women crafted earrings from rubber, a locally available material with a distinctive connection to the area. Açaí and other local seeds became vibrant details in jewelry shaped by the resources, traditions, and creativity of the community.

As I continued to travel, I found locally crafted earrings in Brazil, Armenia, Taiwan, Mexico, Egypt, Chile, Argentina, Jordan, Greece, and Morocco. In every country, the craftspeople brought their own stories, materials, and cultural influences to the work. Those details were not interchangeable, and that was exactly what made each piece meaningful.

LOJA SOL brings these earrings and their stories to people who might not otherwise encounter them. Each piece offers cultural connection with a personal touch while supporting the curators and craftspeople whose work is locally sourced and rooted in place.

Local materials. Distinct traditions. Wider connection.LOJA SOL shares handcrafted earrings while honoring the people, places, and cultural knowledge behind them.
Our first regional focus

Ethiopia

Ethiopia faces a convergence of pressures that place child well-being at risk. Maritime blockades and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb have severed critical fertilizer supply chains, compounding agricultural shocks associated with El Niño and ongoing conflict.

These combined pressures threaten children’s rights and protections under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child.

Community-led response

Our adaptive framework emphasizes decentralized coproduction, enabling communities and local partners to shape solutions together.

Learn and adapt

Problem-Driven Iterative Adaptation, or PDIA, creates continuous learning loops so interventions respond to changing needs, emerging risks, and local evidence.

Protect close to home

Community protection hubs bring coordination, practical support, and child-centered safeguards closer to the people who need them.

Start with interest, not payment

Pre-order without paying.

Each product's Pre-order button opens an email to LOJA SOL containing that product's catalog ID. No payment is collected.

Questions? kamidixon2@gmail.com