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Welcome to Ten Thousand Villages in Portland, OR

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Come see us in the Pearl District! Learn more about Ten Thousand Villages and fair trade while exploring handicrafts made by artisans around the world. Ten Thousand Villages offers distinctive gifts and decorative folk art that will enhance the beauty of your home.

We also carry an Oriental Rug Gallery of hand-knotted, heirloom quality Oriental rugs, available in sizes from 2' x3' to 8' x10'. To learn more about the ancient art of Oriental rug making and to search our entire inventory, please visit rugs.tenthousandvillages.com. 

Check out our new blog!  Find out all about Fair Trade in Portland:
portlandfairtradeblog.org

Enjoy a video visit to Portland's Ten Thousand Villages where Cheryl Janis of Planet Pink n Green is your guide.

Check out our Events Section to learn about:
  • Upcoming special happenings in the store
  • First Thursdays which are held during the evening on the First Thursday of each month (year-round). This popular art walk in Portland's Pearl district showcases the area's many outstanding shops and galleries. A festive night for anyone interested in gallery-hopping and grabbing a quick bite or leisurely meal.
 


Tapestry CollectionTapestry Collection
Weaving together a tapestry of "uncommon threads," the Tapestry collection invites you to create a mood of classic elegance for holiday entertaining.

Bicycle Gear Picture Frame
Noah's Ark Int'l Exports
India
$20.00

Kwanza CollectionKwanza Collection
Kwanza (which means "first" in Swahili) exports the handicrafts of 800 batik artisans, potters, woodcarvers and artisans making musical instruments and textiles in Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar, and other areas of the country.