Form meets function, woven and dyed by hand, with materials of the earth. 

These fine-sisal baskets are crafted by a weaving cooperative in southeastern Kenya. The sisal fibers are hand-dyed with tree bark and then woven into works of art. These particular baskets require advanced technique to weave as the fiber is spun finely to allow for more intricate, nuanced pattern-building.

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Measures 12" wide + tall 

Each basket is one of a kind, but adheres to a natural, neutral color-way of browns, beiges + blacks. 

*If used as a planter, ensure you plant in a water-resistant vessel with a drainage plate.  These are not for direct planting as they are made from materials of the earth that will degrade when exposed to repeated moisture.    

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Based in Portland, Oregon - Amsha works directly with artisans across Africa. They focus on driving social change in underserved communities by bringing quality, ethically made goods to the marketplace.