Are you looking for an everyday basket that’s stylish, practical and gorgeous? How about this U-shopper, handmade in Ghana from elephant grass?

Elephant grass is durable and flexible, and a sustainable resource. The grass has been dyed with mineral dyes and/or non-toxic fabric dyes, and the handle is bound with goat leather.

This basket is 48cm high from the base to the top of the handle, and 51cm wide. It’s slim enough to fit behind the seat of your car and roomy enough to fit books, a laptop and other life essentials.

Please note that due to the size of this basket, it’s only available for local pickup from our shop in Hahndorf, South Australia.

However, if you’d like a quote on shipping, please contact us.

Our adorable hedgehogs are pretty hard to resist! They’ve been handmade in Zimbabwe from recycled metal and ethically sourced.

They’re available in three sizes.

Small: 11cm long
Medium: 14-15cm long
Large: 19-20 long

Please note that due to the size and weight of the large hedgehog, they’re only available for local pickup from our shop in Hahndorf, South Australia.

However, if you’d like a quote on shipping, please contact us.

Marsh harriers are medium-sized raptors associated with wetland areas such as marshlands and dense reedbeds. They are found worldwide except for the Americas.

This sculpture has been handmade in Zimbabwe from recycled metal and ethically sourced.

Approximate size: 31cm high x 51cm long.

This sculpture is available for local pickup from our shop. If you would like it posted to you, please contact us for a shipping quote.

This fan was handwoven in Ghana from elephant grass. As well as being beautiful, it moves a lot of air with minimal effort!

If you want to fan yourself with cold air, simply soak the fan in water for 10 minutes or so. You can even hang it on a wall to decorate your house!

Elephant grass is a natural and sustainable resource that’s durable and flexible. The grass has been dyed with mineral dyes and/or non-toxic fabric dyes and the handle has been bound with goat leather for comfort.

Approximately 46cm high x 30cm wide.

This fan was handwoven in Ghana from elephant grass. As well as being beautiful, it moves a lot of air with minimal effort!

If you want to fan yourself with cold air, simply soak the fan in water for 10 minutes or so. You can even hang it on a wall to decorate your house!

Elephant grass is a natural and sustainable resource that’s durable and flexible. The grass has been dyed with mineral dyes and/or non-toxic fabric dyes and the handle has been bound with goat leather for comfort.

Approximately 51cm high x 32cm wide.

Are you looking for an everyday basket that’s stylish, practical and gorgeous? How about this U-shopper, handmade in Ghana from elephant grass?

Elephant grass is durable and flexible, and a sustainable resource. The grass has been dyed with mineral dyes and/or non-toxic fabric dyes, and the handle is bound with goat leather.

This basket is 50cm high from the base to the top of the handle, and 44cm wide. It’s slim enough to fit behind the seat of your car and roomy enough to fit books, a laptop and other life essentials.

Please note that due to the size of this basket, it’s only available for local pickup from our shop in Hahndorf, South Australia.

However, if you’d like a quote on shipping, please contact us.

This is a winnowing basket, handwoven in Zimbabwe by a woman from the BaTonga tribe and ethically sourced. It’s a fairly flat basket and has a coiled rim. These baskets are sometimes called Binga baskets, after the area in Zimbabwe in which they are woven.

Winnowing is the process of separating grain from chaff. Ground grain such as millet is placed in a basket like this then tossed in the air so the chaff blows away.

Our winnowing baskets are made from Illala palm leaves, which are a sustainable resource. The leaves are boiled for several hours to soften them for weaving. Bark from specific trees is used to dye some of the leaves brown, enabling the weavers to create striking and intricate designs against a neutral background.

Winnowing baskets can be used as platters or a centrepiece on a table. They also look beautiful hung a wall, particularly with other winnowing baskets of different sizes.

Diameter: 31cm

This is a winnowing basket, handwoven in Zimbabwe by a woman from the BaTonga tribe and ethically sourced. It’s a fairly flat basket and has a coiled rim. These baskets are sometimes called Binga baskets, after the area in Zimbabwe in which they are woven.

Winnowing is the process of separating grain from chaff. Ground grain such as millet is placed in a basket like this then tossed in the air so the chaff blows away.

Our winnowing baskets are made from Illala palm leaves, which are a sustainable resource. The leaves are boiled for several hours to soften them for weaving. Bark from specific trees is used to dye some of the leaves brown, enabling the weavers to create striking and intricate designs against a neutral background.

Winnowing baskets can be used as platters or a centrepiece on a table. They also look beautiful hung a wall, particularly with other winnowing baskets of different sizes.

Diameter: 31cm