We know that there are thousands of brands that you could support but here's what makes your Hara purchase extra special:

Handcrafted by Artisans

We don't curate from big warehouses because we believe that supporting artists, co-ops, and craftsfolk is good for communities and good for families. We're committed to working within the shortest supply chain possible. That means that we go direct to the source and support their livelihood with fair practices and wages.

Culture and heritage are passed down through art. Every piece you will own tells a story of a community, regional or indigenous. Check out our hang tags for more information on the makers of your items.

Want to know more? Send us a note at hello@houseofhara.com.

Curated by Women

Hara is the brainchild of a Filipina-American entrepreneur who believes that the beautiful handicrafts of the Philippines add sweetness and functionality into every meaningful space.

Ours is a team of extended family that believes that every step of the way should be filled with fun, love, and conscious kindness towards people and the planet.

Women-led business means that we think of families when we curate. It means we consider how each item will build memories and contribute to making a lasting positive impact on our world.

Good for the Environment

Sustainability is a word that gets tossed around loosely in a lot of settings. At Hara, we made sure that we make a real commitment to sustainability in all our practices. When you unbox our products, you'll find packaging materials that are made with recyclable, compostable, and biodegradable components.

Paradise should be for all generations and this is our small way of making sure that we pass on a beautiful and healthy world to our children.

Our products come in limited quantity because they're handmade and handwoven. If you'd like to order a larger quantity, reach out to us by sending us a note at hello@houseofhara.com and we'll work with you on getting you the items you love.