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Our handwoven sisal basket add natural texture and colours to your room with a special touch.

 

HOW CAN I USE MY BASKET -Ideal for organisation around the house such as plant pot cover, pantry storage, magazines, paper waste, throws, cushions, toy storage, makeup brushes, crayons and pencils, kitchen utensils etc. Go to our blog to see many ways how to use our baskets.

 

WHO MADE MY BASKET - Handmade by a group of women weavers that we have brought together in a remote rural village in Kenya. Due to the arid and dry environment the women rely on weaving before the rainy season. With this regular income they can ensure good health, kids’ education and better living for their families. Working directly with the weavers ensures fair trade and sustainability as there is fewer people involved in the supply chain.

 

When a woman earns it goes back to the community - Purchase this basket to support our weavers.

 

HANDMADE IN KENYA

 

MEET THE ARTISANS

Yellow and Purple Handwoven Sisal Basket

£16.00Price
  • WHAT IS MY BASKET MADE OF - We use 100% locally grown sisal with high quality fibres and died naturally; Barnded leather label.

     

    DIMENSIONS

     15-cm DIA x 15-cm H

     

     

    HAND-MADE not MACHINE-MADE: We aim to promote the work that our artisans make. Some of our baskets are weaved by dynamic old ladies, different mothers in the community and during different seasons. Therefore, dimensions and colours may slightly vary from the picture. Each basket is unique in a way.

  • CARE INSTRUCTIONS - We ship this basket folded:

    Upon reception of your basket -  Don’t panic in case it is out of shape. All our sisal baskets can be remoulded by spraying  (not the water drops, only spray) a bit of water on the folded areas and moulding it. You may wish to do this twice or just stuff the basket with a towel or a pot to shape it back. Watch a video

    Using it as a planter basket -  Ensure that you place a saucer or a plastic at the bottom of the basket before inserting your plant pot as water can damage your basket.

    Always aim keep your basket dry. These baskets can go in the bathroom, but just ensure that it is not by the bath or the shower as they can get damp due to its natural materials.

    If it get’s wet, ensure you dry it as soon as possible on a radiator or under the sun for a day

    Try to keep it away from direct sunlight as this may deteriorate the basket colours over the time though this may give a rustic look to your basket.

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