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Good news for all you fur babies out there! 🐶
We’re fully stocked in our bespoke pet baskets, with fresh new colours and designs lining the shelves 😍
Get your paws on one now — they’re available in store + online here 💚
The Uba basket is similar to a round basket, but has no handles. Great as a coffee or dining table storage accessory. Hand-woven from the elephant grass which grows in the rich flood plains of the White Volta near the village of Bolgatanga, Northern Ghana 🌾.. Fully malleable and easy to reshape, simply immerse in…
keep your Bashiri Bolga baskets beautiful. How to Care for Your Woven Basket: A Simple Guide A woven basket is more than storage. It’s craft, colour, and culture woven into your home. Knowing how to care for woven baskets helps them last for years. With the right steps, your favourite Bashiri basket can keep its…
These beautiful cane jinglers are also called ‘Woso Woso’! You wouldn’t know by looking at it, but these gorgeously handcrafted instruments make the most delightful percussive sound when you shake it. The woso woso is a type of caxixi, similar to the kiss kass, and acts as a great shaker to cut through any ensemble….
Our Unicolour range is growing day by day… These baskets stand out from the crowd with their full and rich colours. Our range of unicolour designs now includes Large Round Baskets, Standard Shopper Baskets, Mini Shopper Baskets, Tote Bags and Small Round Baskets. All of our Bolga Baskets are hand-woven from the elephant grass…
A functional and natural way to transport your most precious gift! Moses Baby Carry Baskets are hand-woven from the elephant grass which grows in the rich flood plains of the White Volta near the village of Bolgatanga, Northern Ghana. Equipped with durable leather handles they’re perfect for shopping, in the garden, around the home or…
Bright colours not for you? We have a great range of natural baskets which are individually hand woven by our creative weavers in Ghana. How are they made? – Using raw elephant grass, which is a 100% sustainable natural material. – The grass is harvested, dried and finally boiled to dye. – The weavers split each…
