2026 Harvest Collection
Woven wild in Bolgatanga
Sculptural elephant grass baskets, made by hand and left unfinished where the weaver wanted it wild.
100% Veta Vera Grass
Rain-fed, hand-cut, never synthetic.
Fair-Wage Certified
Per-piece rates published, paid at collection.
Carbon-Neutral Shipping
Every parcel offset at source.
Free Reshaping Guide
Ten minutes and a spray bottle.
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The signature collection
From grass to basket
- 01
Harvesting
Veta vera grass cut at the close of the rains and sun-dried.
- 02
Dyeing
Roots, bark and indigo simmered in shared pots.
- 03
Weaving
Started flat on the knee, counted from memory.
- 04
Leather Trimming
Rims and handles stitched with waxed thread.
- 05
Reshaping
Folded for travel, misted and shaped by you at home.
Filmed in Bolgatanga
Two minutes inside a working compound
No studio set, no stand-ins. This is the courtyard where our weavers sit through the afternoon: grass split against the thumbnail, twisted into cord, then coiled row over row while conversation carries the count.
A single sculptural basket takes two to five days of this. Watch the hands rather than the basket — the rhythm is what you are buying.
From the village
Colour, finished in the open air
Red, green and ochre bands wound over a black-and-white ground, hung in the shade of a tree between commissions. A bicycle leaning nearby, bricks stacked in the sun — the everyday backdrop to the work we take straight from the maker to your room.
Meet the makers2.4× fair wages
Per-piece commissions at 2.4× the regional average, paid on collection day — never on sale.
Medical care covered
A share of every order funds clinic visits, prescriptions and emergencies for weavers and their children.
Community projects
School fees, boreholes and dye gardens funded in the weaving villages of Bolgatanga, Sumbrungu and Winkongo.
Newly added
Weaver spotlight
“I leave the ends wild so you can see my hand in it.”
Ayamga Atinga · Sumbrungu · 22 years weaving