National visibility
DMNTS gives us a stage to explain why social reintegration needs market access, alliances and continuity.
DMNTS Edition 8 · Teletica
A national stage for a second chance.
Handmade Art participates in DMNTS to promote Law Project 24870 and show that social reintegration can be sustained through serious commerce in handmade pieces.
Why we participate
We are not pitching an idea. We are showing a working store.
With more than 120 ventures registered, DMNTS puts Handmade Art in front of audiences, mentors and partners who can accelerate the work already happening inside the workshops.
The goal is not exposure alone. It is to prove that social reintegration can have a clear commercial path: premium pieces, real customers and a system that pays craft hours.
Sustainable model
We present a real store: pieces people can buy, paid craft hours and workshops that can grow.
Law Project 24870
The participation helps bring Costa Rica's Social and Labor Reintegration Company model into the public conversation.
What we present
Product, impact and scale at the same table.
- Commercial model: sale of high-quality handmade pieces with verifiable story and real stock.
- Social impact: workshops that turn training into legitimate income for people rebuilding their path.
- Growth: partnerships to open more workshops, certify trades and bring the pieces to more buyers.
How to support
Three concrete actions.
Watch the program
Follow our DMNTS participation and share the case when it airs.
Buy a piece
Every purchase pays real work and proves the model can stand on fair trade.
Open a partnership
Companies and institutions can support workshops, training or impact certifications.
Social reintegration
The best support is for the piece to find a home.
Buying, sharing or opening a partnership pushes the same goal: more workshop hours, more craft and more routes back.
