Reviewed by Erin T.
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I recommend this product
I own TWO!
Ok. Wow. What a great basket. Use it for my shopping. Just love it. So beautiful.
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Large Bolga Tote with Leather Handles - Assorted
Rated 5.0 out of 5
$74.00Guest price
$59.20Member price
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Description
The U-shopper basket is the perfect tote, beach bag, shopper, everyday bag, or home decor basket. The beautiful bolga baskets are hand-woven in small villages of Ghana, a tradition passed down from generation to generation. They are woven out of renewable resources, including banana leaf and elephant grass, which grow abundantly in the region. Each basket is hand woven and 100% unique! The leather handle is treated using an all-natural process (either dyed and oiled or painted). Note that handle colors will vary and may range from black to an oiled red color. Variations are to be expected and treasured. Baskets are sturdy, strong, and flexible. If properly cared for, your basket will live a long life.
Details
Large U-Shopper basket measures approx 16-18 inches across and 11-13" deep.
The basket is washable and collapsible.
No two are identical.
Colors will vary and may contain a bright pop of color. Enjoy your unique one-of-a kind design.
Shopper baskets are shipped flat and may require reshaping. To reshape, completely wet the basket in your bathtub or a large utility sink. Once it is saturated, shape it, putting something heavy in it to hold the shape you want, and let it dry.
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THE STORY BEHIND THE PRODUCT
Artisan Organization: Gitzelli
Country: Ghana
"The Gitzelli artisans work in Kenya and Ghana to weave beautiful, traditional baskets in many designs and colors. Artisans live in low income areas and make their living off selling their crafts or taking daily temporary labor for minimum wage. In Kenya, the artisans come from wide parts of the country. Most weavers come from the Eastern region where the climate is dry and conducive to the production of the sisal -- this is their main source of income. In Central Kenya, most artisans have small pieces of land where they practice subsistence farming. They subsidize their income through weaving products with banana leaf. Gitzelli Imports has helped connect these artisans to bigger markets and enhance their low income."
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