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Weaving Art and Opportunity in Haiti with Tisaksuk

Hey Tisaksuk Fam!We're back with another exciting story from our colorful world. This time, let's talk about how we're not just making waves in fashion, but also making a real difference in our community. It's all about empowerment, creativity, and the spirit of Haiti!The Heart of Tisaksuk: Empowering ArtisansYou know we're all about those stunning hand-painted clothes, right? But it's not just about looking good. It's about doing good. Each piece you wear from Tisaksuk is a testament to the skills and dedication of our local artisans. We're proud to say that we've created a space where creativity flourishes and where artisans can truly shine.Our Women in the SpotlightHere's something we're super excited about: Half of our team are women! That's right, these incredible ladies are at the forefront, bringing their artistic vision to life on every piece of clothing. They're not just workers; they're artists, creators, dreamers. And we're here to support and uplift them every step of the way.A Fusion of Tradition and ModernityOur collections are a vibrant mix of traditional Haitian culture and modern fashion trends. When you wear a Tisaksuk piece, you're wearing a story, a piece of heritage. It's a celebration of our roots and a nod to the future of fashion.Looking Forward: Our Vision for the FutureWe're not stopping here. Our dream is big – to bring Haitian art and fashion to the global stage. We're constantly exploring new ideas, new designs, and new ways to make a positive impact. And we want you to be a part of this journey.So, here's to more color, more art, and more empowerment. Stay tuned for more updates, and remember, every Tisaksuk piece you choose makes a difference in our community. Let's keep this beautiful story going, one hand-painted garment at a time!

From a Sweet Nickname to a Global Brand: The Ti...

Hey there, Tisaksuk family!We're super excited to share with you the amazing journey we've been on. It's been a rollercoaster of creativity, passion, and hard work, but oh, how sweet it is! Ten years ago, our founder Daphné Valmond Bourgoin had this spark of an idea. Inspired by the rich heritage of Haiti and her love for local crafts, she started showcasing the work of Haitian artisans on social media and eventually on our website. That's where our adventure took off! During our childhood, my now-husband affectionately called me Tisaksuk. Our homes were practically next door, and our mothers were close friends. When my husband was born, my mother suggested the name Vladimir. We shared countless summer days playing on my rooftop and celebrating Christmas together. Vladimir grew close to my brother and became like a brother to me as well. He surprised me one day by confessing his love when I was just 12 years old. Although we didn’t start dating until much later, I kept the nickname Tisaksuk. It became a part of my identity, even influencing my social media handles and business name. “Tisaksuk” which means little bag of sugar, represents the sweetness of homegrown products, reflected in my business’s tagline: “sikre kè w ak pwodui lakay” – make yourself happy with products from home. Tisaksuk, a cute childhood nickname grown into something so much more. From personalizing linen clothes with unique hand-painted designs to creating a vibrant workshop, we've come a long way. Our team now boasts 20 amazing individuals, with women making up half of this awesome crew. Every piece we create is a celebration of Haitian artistry, a unique garment hand-painted by a local artist.Our journey has also been about embracing growth while staying true to our roots. With international sales soaring, especially in the U.S., we've expanded our reach but never compromised on our artisanal standards. Every item tells a story of Haiti, of the people, and of our culture.Our dream is big - to become the Amazon of Haiti Made by 2025. Imagine that! A platform buzzing with creativity and showcasing the best of Haiti. So, stay tuned! We're not just a brand; we're a movement. We're all about celebrating our heritage, empowering local artisans, and bringing a piece of Haiti to the world. Let's make this journey together, one colorful, hand-painted item at a time.

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