One Tool Three Review: Social Enterprise Arts & Culture
Handmade jewellery and design from an Athens cooperative, turning the Greek Sign Language alphabet into wearable monograms.
One Tool Three is a arts & culture brand based in Athens, Greece, curated by Purpose Picks for its commitment to social enterprise, disability inclusion. Handmade jewellery and design from an Athens cooperative, turning the Greek Sign Language alphabet into wearable monograms.
Impact
- Location
- Athens, Greece
- Ships to
- Worldwide
- Founded
- 2016
Featured Products
Why We Picked Them
One Tool Three creates monograms in the Greek and international manual alphabets, including necklaces and pendants that turn letters, names, and messages into wearable forms. It is a simple idea with a deeper cultural purpose: helping spread awareness of Greek Sign Language and the Deaf community through objects people can wear, gift, and talk about.
Read the full story on Substack →Frequently Asked Questions
- Is One Tool Three ethical?
- Yes. One Tool Three is a Social Cooperative Enterprise founded in Athens in 2016 by five jewellery designers and visual artists, who came together during a difficult economic period in Greece and chose collaboration as a way to sustain their work. Purpose Picks features One Tool Three under social enterprise and disability inclusion, and its key commitments include social cooperative, greek sign language, handmade craft.
- Is One Tool Three legit?
- Yes. One Tool Three is an operating arts & culture brand based in Athens, Greece, founded in 2016 and featured in Purpose Picks issue #41 after editorial review of its social and environmental impact.
- Where is One Tool Three based?
- One Tool Three is based in Athens, Greece and ships to: Worldwide.
- What does One Tool Three sell?
- One Tool Three makes arts & culture products. Featured picks: "I love you" pendant ASL, necklace GSL (3 letters).
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