Palms Craft Giant African Basket | Spherical Bolga Basket | Ghana Basket (ASSOR/Colours Range) 14”-16”

Worth: $38.50
(as of Aug 09,2023 07:46:38 UTC – Particulars)

African Market Basket – Ghana Bolga These baskets are a standard form from the Bolgatanga area of Northern Ghana, Africa. Artisans within the Bolgatanga area of Ghana weave these stunning and sturdy baskets from thick, powerful elephant grass. A preferred alternative amongst inexperienced customers, busy moms and picnic planners worldwide. Bolga baskets rise up to make use of, sensible, sustainable, stay practical, and delightful for years. Handwoven in Ghana constituted of native elephant grass. Every basket is one in all a sort, with hand dyed colours, and a singular sample. The leather-based wrapped deal with provides to the sturdiness. Extremely sturdy and versatile basket is the proper residence accent, plant pot, toy basket, Easter egg basket, or market basket. This Bolga market basket will get its identify from the area of Ghana the place considerable veta vera grass is woven to create these hardy, helpful African baskets. Though we try and ship all baskets totally formed, some baskets may have a little bit of shaping once they arrive to you. Please notice to cut back postage prices and packaging these baskets are flattened for postage, this doesn’t hurt them in any means, and easy directions on the best way to reshape the hampers are included, as soon as moist they beautiful a lot bounce again to the unique form with a bit assist from you. Every basket comes with a care card. Every basket measures roughly 15″ broad x 15″ tall (16″ peak together with deal with).
Multipurpose Basket
RESHAPING INSTRUCTIONS: This product typically arrives barely out of form because of the means items are packaged to ship economically from Africa. TO RESHAPE, merely SPRITZ WATER on the basket and the unit will reform simply.
Truthful Commerce, handcrafted in Ghana, West Africa
Roughly 14-16 inches Throughout X 9/11 inches Tall (plus handles)
Crafted by Artisans of Bolgatanga, Ghana from native elephant grass and goat leather-based