Woven by hand in the Bolgatanga region of Northern Ghana, this basket carries a centuries-old tradition into everyday use. Elephant grass is twisted, coiled, and laced into horizontal open-weave bands — each row slightly different from the last, each basket a singular object. The looped handles sit low on either side, functional and unassuming, ready to carry blankets, kindling, or whatever the corner of a room tends to collect.
As every basket is shaped by hand, small variations in tone and proportion are to be expected — and welcomed.
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The Story
Woven by hand in the Bolgatanga region of Northern Ghana, this basket carries a centuries-old tradition into everyday use. Elephant grass is twisted, coiled, and laced into horizontal open-weave bands — each row slightly different from the last, each basket a singular object. The looped handles sit low on either side, functional and unassuming, ready to carry blankets, kindling, or whatever the corner of a room tends to collect.
As every basket is shaped by hand, small variations in tone and proportion are to be expected — and welcomed.
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Shipping calculated at checkout.
30-day returns on unused pieces.
The corner that finally holds everything
Blankets folded loosely inside, a book or two leaning against the wall nearby — this basket doesn't demand attention, it just quietly keeps the room in order. The open weave lets it breathe, and the warm honey tones of the grass settle naturally into almost any space.
