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B00L2K3F7C Availability: Currently unavailable Score: 1000.000 Category: Home Rating: 5 Votes: 1 Find similar products Fair Trade Ghana Bolga African Yikene Tote 15-17 Across. You will receive a basket of nearly identical colors to this one pictured, but please keep in mind every basket is uniquely handwoven and differs in design. These baskets come from Yikene village in the Bolgatanga area of Ghana, and are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. This is the Yikene interpretation of the regular 2 handled shoppers. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry.	B09KWCGRRP Availability: Currently unavailable Score: 11.494 Category: Home Rating: 5 Votes: 3 Find similar products Fair Trade Ghana Bolga African Medium Market BasketSea and Sky 11-13 Across, 96506. You will receive a basket of similar colors, with varying bands of blues and green evoking a seaside escape- no two are identical. Please keep in mind every basket is uniquely handwoven and differs in design. In the Bolgatanga area of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and hang to dry.
B006Y2KDN2 Price: $46 Score: 9.346 Category: Home Rating: 4.6 Votes: 92 Find similar products Bolga Baskets International Large Oval w/ Two Leather Wrapped Handles (Colors Vary). Popular shopper basket hand-made in Bolgatanga, Ghana. These Bolga baskets have a large capacity and are great for an every day tote. They are carefully woven from Kinkanhe Straw, as it is locally known, and finished with a leather wrapped handle made from goat skin. These oval baskets have beautiful designs and are very durable!.	B00Y8N1K2M Availability: Currently unavailable Score: 7.576 Category: Home Rating: 5 Votes: 2 Find similar products Senegalese Hand Woven Round Basket, White/Aqua Squares. In the West African nation of Senegal, Wolof women create an elegant new style of basket using strips of plastic recycled from prayer mats and rugs or purchased new from a Dakar mat factory. Merging modern materials and traditional weaving skills with local sustainable natural fibers allows them to comfortably earn supplemental income while sharing their chic modern creations with homes around the world.
B07RY4DVHS Price: $26 Score: 7.092 Category: Home Rating: 4.1 Votes: 6 Find similar products Bolga Baskets International, Small Round Woven Straw Basket with Handle Fair Trade Storage Organizer. All these baskets are hand-woven by villagers in Africa using natural, locally available materials. By purchasing these baskets, you are helping to support many families of weavers. Small 5- 8 diameter x 3- 5 tall, strong, durable, natural and every one is unique, being entirely hand-made. While size will be in the 5-8 range, the basket will vary as each basket is individually created. The picture shown is a reference for the basic style of the basket. Each is a unique design and will depend on the village and materials available. When this basket is delivered, it will be folded in a box. Use the following directions for reshaping it. Start by running warm water over the entire basket - you can even get the handle and tag wet. Allow the water to soak in and then shake off any excess water. Allowing the water to completely soak in makes the basket very pliable. Put the basket down on a flat surface, roll it around and set into the desired shape. Allow to air dry. Enjoy these handmade beauty.	B06Y51GBLP Availability: Currently unavailable Score: 6.757 Category: Home Rating: 4.7 Votes: 5 Find similar products African Fair Trade Hand Woven Lidded Gourd Basket, Aqua/Silver/White. A network of rural Wolof women in nine Senegalese villages are working together to create beautiful handcrafted baskets for export. Using locally harvested cattail stalks and strips of plastic used to make prayer mats, the women bring supplemental income to their households by weaving baskets between their daily duties. Thanks to some attention from magazines like InStyle, Shape, and ELLE Decor, Swahili African Modern can continue developing new baskets with the Wolof ladies. Swahili African Modern, a member of the Fair Trade Federation, is committed to providing fair wages to their artisan workers and creating products from sustainable materials.
B00NP8B9S6 Price: $44 Score: 6.757 Category: Home Rating: 5 Votes: 14 Find similar products Fair Trade Uganda African Bukedo & Raffia Bowl #UR1412, 11.5-12.5 Across #UR1412. You will receive a basket nearly identical to this one pictured, but please keep in mind every basket is uniquely handwoven and can differ slightly. This basket is made of bukedo, the local term in Uganda for banana leaf stalks, and raffia, which comes from palm trees. Both of these materials are renewable, plentiful resources. Bukedo creates a sturdy base that dyed raffia is coiled around to make this strong basket. These baskets are traditionally used for serving food in Uganda. They look great mounted on a wall, propped on a shelf or even sitting on a table. The mission of this weaving group is to support as many other women as possible through the promotion of their handcrafts.	B07KMDMHF5 Price: $44 Score: 6.711 Category: Home Rating: 3.9 Votes: 8 Find similar products Fair Trade Uganda African Bukedo & Raffia Bowl #UR7412, 11.5-12.5 Across. You will receive a basket nearly identical to this one pictured, but please keep in mind every basket is uniquely handwoven and can differ slightly. This basket is made of bukedo, the local term in Uganda for banana leaf stalks, and raffia, which comes from palm trees. Both of these materials are renewable, plentiful resources. Bukedo creates a sturdy base that dyed raffia is coiled around to make this strong basket. These baskets are traditionally used for serving food in Uganda. They look great mounted on a wall, propped on a shelf or even sitting on a table. The mission of this weaving group is to support as many other women as possible through the promotion of their handcrafts.
B01N41DJ6O Price: $44 Score: 6.711 Category: Home Rating: 4.5 Votes: 5 Find similar products Fair Trade Uganda African Bukedo & Raffia Bowl #UR6512, 11.5-12.5 Across. You will receive a basket nearly identical to this one pictured, but please keep in mind every basket is uniquely handwoven and can differ slightly. This basket is made of bukedo, the local term in Uganda for banana leaf stalks, and raffia, which comes from palm trees. Both of these materials are renewable, plentiful resources. Bukedo creates a sturdy base that dyed raffia is coiled around to make this strong basket. These baskets are traditionally used for serving food in Uganda. They look great mounted on a wall, propped on a shelf or even sitting on a table. The mission of this weaving group is to support as many other women as possible through the promotion of their handcrafts.	B00PBADZOW Availability: Currently unavailable Score: 6.579 Category: Home Rating: 5 Votes: 2 Find similar products Fair Trade Rwanda African Sisal Bowl 11-12 Across, 33805. You will receive a basket nearly identical to this one pictured, but please keep in mind every basket is uniquely handwoven and can differ slightly. Rural weavers in Rwanda of all tribes, including Hutus and Tutsis, work side by side to produce these uniquely woven baskets. The baskets are a message of reconciliation, peace, and hope for the future. These traditional Rwandan baskets are woven using native grasses, reeds, and sisal fibers. In Rwanda, basket weaving is passed down from generation to generation, from grandmother to mother to daughter.