Made Trade Verified
Product details
• Organic dyes are used to dye the sisal
• Approximately 6” D x 2” H
• Made in Rwanda
This basket pattern symbolizes welcome customs which are hugely important in East African culture. Style it on a shelf for additional storage or add it to your coffee table. This small bowl is just the right size for a fruit bowl, keys, or wall hanging. Handwoven by a cooperative of women located in Rwanda, this one of kind piece takes weeks to complete.
Care: use a damp cloth to wipe the basket clean.
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15-day hassle-free returns
Returns for store credit or your first exchange per eligible full price item are always free for orders in the contiguous U.S. We are happy to provide you with one free return shipping label. Returns for refund and subsequent exchange orders are subject to a $6 shipping fee per item or set of items. You must initiate your return/exchange within 15 days of receiving your order. Discounted and sale items up to 40% off are eligible for exchange or store credit within 15 days of delivery, unless otherwise noted on the product page.
All returns and exchanges must be unworn, unwashed, unused, and in original condition with tags to be eligible for return. Refunds or exchanges will not be issued for returned items that have been used or show signs of visible wear.
Final sale items
Furniture, lighting, oversized items (hampers and all rugs except bath mats), gift cards, all underwear bottoms, bodysuits, sale items noted as final sale, and orders outside the United States shipped through our shipping partner, Stackry, are all final sale. In some cases, products may have special notes indicating they are final sale as well.
Meet the maker KAZI
KAZI creates beautiful products that alleviate poverty across rural Africa. Their fair trade baskets and decor are all made from all-natural sisal and sweet grass with food-safe natural dyes. KAZI sources local materials native to Africa that are readily available to their artisans. KAZI reinvests their profits to further expand artisan development through training initiatives — training rural farmers to become artisans and teaching existing craftspeople new techniques and processes to continue to build upon their existing skill sets. Each of KAZI's fair trade baskets is handmade in Africa. KAZI is a member of the Fair Trade Federation and implements fair trade practices across their organization.
