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Spotted: Cartagena, Colombia
Delighted to have our bolga baskets featured in Esteban Cortazar’s pop up store in Cartagena, Colombia ? Our selection of round baskets can be found here – available in small, medium, large and extra large sizes. Handmade in Ghana from elephant grass and leather ?
Spice up your ride
Our gorgeous bicycle baskets are back in stock, handmade from Ghana’s elephant grass. They look so stylish and fit snugly on your favourite ride. Visit our online or St Kilda store to snag yours! And don’t forget to send us a pic! We love seeing our baskets out and about 🥰 Available online here
Bashiri’s Art Collection 🖼
Our Vibrant African Art Yes we are known for our gorgeous Bolga Baskets, but did you know at Bashiri we also stock an authentic collection of masks, statues, and art? Our collection includes: Barber boards Colorful, humorous, and sometimes outrageous contemporary art. Take a look West African paintings These are colourful and vibrant, adding a special touch…
Baby’s first bolga
Our Moses baskets are handwoven by our talented team of artists in Ghana, West Africa. Sustainable and eco-friendly, these baskets (made from locally-sourced elephant grass!) are the perfect home for baby. Available in a wide variety of beautiful, soft colours, these baskets are lightweight and super portable for mumma too! Check them out here
Bolga Baskets Unwrapped: Understanding Their Creation
DISCOVER TECHNIQUES USED TO MAKE Bolga Baskets BOLGA BASKETS UNWRAPPED Bolga baskets unwrapped: understanding the materials and techniques used in their creation reveals the rich culture and craftsmanship from Ghana. At Bashiri, we firmly believe that understanding the story behind these stunning woven treasures significantly enhances their appreciation and value. Here, we will not only…
Natural Baskets
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…