Hand hammered round copper bowl with a traditionaly black smithed metal stand by David Mc Cord of Elora Ontario. 

This exact copper bowl has been sold. David can make you another.

In the Pemba and Monze districts of Zambia's Southern Plateau, skilled Batonga women craft iconic baskets from locally harvested palm leaves and wild twigs. The weavers artfully elevate single-use plastic bags that would otherwise be discarded to add colorful assorted graphic motifs to their baskets.

Sold singly in assorted patterns. Because this is a handcrafted item, each will vary slightly.

15" round

12"W x 3" deep

Small storage basket for keys and other small items. Can also be hung on the wall. 

8.5" x 2.75 deep

Small storage basket for keys and other small items. Can also be hung on the wall. 

8.5" x 2.75 deep

12"W x 4" deep

Medium wall basket 16"

Had debth 3.5 inches.

You get this actual basket. 

Medium Wall basket. 16"

You get this actual basket

Medium wall basket. 16"

Artists in Zimbabwe, mainly in remote rural areas, create these Meerkat wood sculptures. As indigenous hard woods became increasingly scarce, they focus on developing products made from non-endangered Jacaranda wood. Much care is taken in the carving and finishing of a product, and this same care is extended to the selection, maintenance and delivery of these fabulous one-of-a-kind sculptures. Carved from a single piece, these wood animals are beautifully polished and carefully crafted.  
These quirky meerkats have a very human component in their expression and curiosity.

These make great gifts. Everyone loves their fun nature.

These beautiful baskets are made in the remote Binga district of Northern Zimbabwe - home to the displaced Tonga people. Today, many Tonga women utilize traditional weaving techniques to create intricately patterned baskets. Tonga baskets are woven using the over and under style of ‘simple’ weaving and a 16 inch diameter basket can take around 2 weeks to complete. The baskets are finished using a coiled rim with a distinctive herringbone pattern.  These baskets are made from all natural and locally harvested materials such as wild grasses, small vines, and palm leaves dyed with tree bark. The largest sized bowls are still used by the Tonga people for their original purpose of winnowing grains.

When you purchase a fairly traded item like this African basket, you receive a beautiful artisan product while helping a family in a developing country raise their standard of living.  Additionally, you are playing an important part in keeping traditional crafts alive. Thank you for your purchase!

22-26" for XL

You get this exact basket

These beautiful baskets are made in the remote Binga district of Northern Zimbabwe - home to the displaced Tonga people. Today, many Tonga women utilize traditional weaving techniques to create intricately patterned baskets. Tonga baskets are woven using the over and under style of ‘simple’ weaving and a 16 inch diameter basket can take around 2 weeks to complete. The baskets are finished using a coiled rim with a distinctive herringbone pattern.  These baskets are made from all natural and locally harvested materials such as wild grasses, small vines, and palm leaves dyed with tree bark. The largest sized bowls are still used by the Tonga people for their original purpose of winnowing grains.

When you purchase a fairly traded item like this African basket, you receive a beautiful artisan product while helping a family in a developing country raise their standard of living.  Additionally, you are playing an important part in keeping traditional crafts alive. Thank you for your purchase!

You get this exact basket

size 22-24"

These beautiful baskets are made in the remote Binga district of Northern Zimbabwe - home to the displaced Tonga people. Today, many Tonga women utilize traditional weaving techniques to create intricately patterned baskets. Tonga baskets are woven using the over and under style of ‘simple’ weaving and a 16 inch diameter basket can take around 2 weeks to complete. The baskets are finished using a coiled rim with a distinctive herringbone pattern.  These baskets are made from all natural and locally harvested materials such as wild grasses, small vines, and palm leaves dyed with tree bark. The largest sized bowls are still used by the Tonga people for their original purpose of winnowing grains.

When you purchase a fairly traded item like this African basket, you receive a beautiful artisan product while helping a family in a developing country raise their standard of living.  Additionally, you are playing an important part in keeping traditional crafts alive. Thank you for your purchase!

You get this actual basket. 23"

These beautiful baskets are made in the remote Binga district of Northern Zimbabwe - home to the displaced Tonga people. Today, many Tonga women utilize traditional weaving techniques to create intricately patterned baskets. Tonga baskets are woven using the over and under style of ‘simple’ weaving and a 16 inch diameter basket can take around 2 weeks to complete. The baskets are finished using a coiled rim with a distinctive herringbone pattern.  These baskets are made from all natural and locally harvested materials such as wild grasses, small vines, and palm leaves dyed with tree bark. The largest sized bowls are still used by the Tonga people for their original purpose of winnowing grains.

When you purchase a fairly traded item like this African basket, you receive a beautiful artisan product while helping a family in a developing country raise their standard of living.  Additionally, you are playing an important part in keeping traditional crafts alive. Thank you for your purchase!

You get this actual basket. 23"

This very cozy blanket was designed by us in India. It is very soft to the touch, super warm, taking the chill out of your body instantly. Not itchy at all. We love the chunky dread lock style fringes. Made by a small family business in Delhi.

It contains 55% wool

Wash in cold water, roll in a towel to get out moisture and hang.

Brush your mohair with soft bristle brushes to keep it looking tidy and new looking.

This blanket is on sale during our lock down for covid-19

This very cozy blanket was designed by us in India. It is very soft to the touch, super warm, taking the chill out of your body instantly. Not itchy at all. We love the chunky dread lock style fringes. Made by a small family business in Delhi.

It contains 55% wool

Wash in cold water, roll in a towel to get out moisture and hang.

Brush your mohair with soft bristle brushes to keep it looking tidy and new looking.

This blanket is on sale during our lock down for covid-19

We had these cushion designed when we were in India. They are made by a small family business in Kashmir. They are 100% wool crewel stitch in the front and 100% thick cotton weave with a high quality zipper on the back. The back flips to a warm white.

Wash Cold water, hang to dry.

Priced as a cushion without the insert.

20" x 20"  Colour-  Peachy soft Orange

We had these cushion designed when we were in India. They are made by a small family business in Kashmir. They are 100% wool crewel stitch in the front and 100% thick cotton weave with a high quality zipper on the back. The back flips to a warm white.

Wash Cold water, hang to dry.

Priced as a cushion without the insert.

20" x 20"  Colour- Robin's Egg Blue, warm white

This colour is on Sale!

We had these cushion designed when we were in India. They are made by a small family business in Kashmir. They are 100% wool crewel stitch in the front and 100% thick cotton weave with a high quality zipper on the back. The back flips to a warm white.

Wash Cold water, hang to dry.

Priced as a cushion without the insert.

20" x 20"  Colour- light warm grey and white