FREE SHIPPING AUSTRALIA WIDE FOR ORDERS OF $80 AND OVER*
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We’ve added vegan fans to our bolga fan collection. These Bolga fans are hand-woven from Elephant Grass in the northern Ghana township of Bolgatanga. They are super stylish and practical! These fans really work wonders, and look great too. Take the edge off the heat at events or at the beach with sustainable, natural materials.
View our new vegan fans here
A CLOSER LOOK AT BOLGA BASKETS IN WEST AFRICA Basket weaving holds a pivotal role in African culture, acting as a vibrant thread that weaves together tradition, artistry, and community bonds. Nowhere is this significance more evident than in West Africa, where Bolga basket weaving stands as a testament to the enduring importance of this…
Meet our fresh range of stylish laundry baskets, handmade in Ghana from elephant grass. Featuring a brand new lid design! Available in a wide selection of colours 🌈🌈🌈 Browse the collection here
We’re full to the brim with brand new designs, colours and styles, including a fresh range of… Round + Shopper baskets (all sizes!) Fans + Hats Pet + Baby Baskets Hamper + Laundry Baskets Shop the full collection here
Australia post delays due to lockdowns and staff in isolation will continue until Christmas. We recommend placing orders 1-2 weeks in advance. Our dispatch is as quick as always: same day for orders placed by 1:30pm AEDT. Get in touch with any questions, we’d love to hear from you.
Just a reminder that we’re still available for click and collect from our St Kilda store during lockdown. Order online or give us a call (03 9525 3073) to place your order 🥰 And for those who prefer to shop online, we’ve always got you covered with our online shop 💚 Browse our online collection…
The weaving process Generations of women in the Bolgatanga region of Northern Ghana gather underneath a lush mango tree, singing, dancing, and laughing as they weave. The baskets they weave are woven with the sustainable elephant grass that is harvested, dried, and boiled to then dye with radiant colours. The weavers split each length of grass into two,…
