Natural Sisal Blue Large Basket Eswatini

Natural Sisal Blue Large Basket EswatiniHandwoven fiber basket made with natural sisal from sustainably harvested sources. This is from the Tintsaba Weavers, a small artisan organization that has been working in Eswatini (Swaziland) since 1985. Very sturdy. Beautiful on the table or on the wall (it has a small loop on the back for hanging). Colors: natural white, lime green, kelly green, teal, and blue

Through basketry they help preserve their culture and in so doing they respect the earth with sustainable harvesting practices

Gamcha is a thin cotton towel handwoven in bright primary colors by weavers located in villages of rural Kolkata

The silk has a nice sheen and texture

We have two

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Handmade beaded necklace with ears of corn

Size: the hoops are 1

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