Shell Collar I

This stunning handcrafted Shell Collar is handmade by a family business on the island of Bali, which is part of the Indonesian archipelago. The artisan family’s work focuses on a hand-tied macrame base with small white shell embellishments native to the beaches in the area. Their work is in the style of indigenous ceremonial costumes traditionally worn by the people of Papua New Guinea, which is an island in Oceana north of Australia.

The natural elements of this piece compliment any decor style, and make for a fantastic conversation piece either on the stand or by hanging on the wall. From a bookshelf at a beach retreat to a formal collector’s library, this Shell Collar lends a worldly ambiance to your decor.

This Storage Basket has been handwoven by a Fair Trade women’s cooperative in Uganda using locally sourced raffia, sweetgrass and organic dyes.

Each basket is crafted using a handmade process that produces vibrant colors and intricate designs. The artisan uses a needle and thread to wrap hand-dyed fibers into a tightly coiled, durable basket that takes several days to complete.

Our baskets are perfectly sized for children’s toys, as storage on shelves, or as planters. Every purchase directly supports our partner organization in Uganda that provides training and fair wage jobs to promote sustainable and scalable opportunities for their cooperative of women weavers in rural villages.

This Storage Basket has been handwoven by a Fair Trade women’s cooperative in Uganda using locally sourced raffia, sweetgrass and organic dyes.

Each basket is crafted using a handmade process that produces vibrant colors and intricate designs. The artisan uses a needle and thread to wrap hand-dyed fibers into a tightly coiled, durable basket that takes several days to complete.

Our baskets are perfectly sized for children’s toys, as storage on shelves, or as planters. Every purchase directly supports our partner organization in Uganda that provides training and fair wage jobs to promote sustainable and scalable opportunities for their cooperative of women weavers in rural villages.

This Ugandan Heathered Basket has been handwoven by a Fair Trade women’s cooperative in Uganda using locally sourced sisal fibers, sweetgrass, raffia and organic dyes.

Each basket is crafted using a handmade process that produces vibrant colors and intricate designs. The artisan uses a needle and thread to wrap hand-dyed fibers into a tightly coiled, durable basket that takes several days to complete.

Our baskets are a modern way to add a little global chic to a kitchen counter or a shelf in any room. Every purchase directly supports our partner organization in Uganda that provides training and fair wage jobs to promote sustainable and scalable opportunities for their cooperative of women weavers in rural villages.