BASKETS

DESCRIPTION

 Obukedo is a local term in Uganda for banana leaf. These are dried, coiled, and bound to each other using raffia, which comes from the raffia palm that grows near the beautiful shores of Lake Victoria. Both of these are natural, renewable, and abundant resources.

The baskets are traditionally used for serving food, wrapping gifts and storing items, though they are also commonly displayed by themselves as decorative elements.

They are a great way to introduce color and bring artisan crafts into your home! 

- Imported from Uganda
- Uniquely and traditionally hand-woven by local women
- Material | banana leaves and raffia
- Size |  Medium: 14” dia. x 9" deep | Large:16.5" dia. x 10.5" deep

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

 - Use a damp cloth to wipe the basket clean.

DESCRIPTION

 Obukedo is a local term in Uganda for banana leaf. These are dried, coiled, and bound to each other using raffia, which comes from the raffia palm that grows near the beautiful shores of Lake Victoria. Both of these are natural, renewable, and abundant resources.

The baskets are traditionally used for serving food, wrapping gifts and storing items, though they are also commonly displayed by themselves as decorative elements.

They are a great way to introduce color and bring artisan crafts into your home! 

- Imported from Uganda 
- Uniquely and traditionally hand-woven by local women
- Material | banana leaves and raffia
- Size | 12” dia. x 7.5” deep 
- Color |  brown / cream
- Product is made from all natural fibers 
- Organic dyes are used to dye the fibers and grass 
- Basket has a hang loop on the back for wall décor

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

- Use a damp cloth to wipe the basket clean.

DESCRIPTION

 Obukedo is a local term in Uganda for banana leaf. These are dried, coiled, and bound to each other using raffia, which comes from the raffia palm that grows near the beautiful shores of Lake Victoria. Both of these are natural, renewable, and abundant resources.

The baskets are traditionally used for serving food, wrapping gifts and storing items, though they are also commonly displayed by themselves as decorative elements.

They are a great way to introduce color and bring artisan crafts into your home! 

- Imported from Uganda 
- Uniquely and traditionally hand-woven by local women
- Material | banana leaves and raffia
- Size | 12” dia. x 7” deep 
- Color | Green, Cream 
- Product is made from all natural fibers 
- Organic dyes are used to dye the fibers and grass 
- Basket has a hang loop on the back for wall décor

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

- Use a damp cloth to wipe the basket clean.

DESCRIPTION

 Obukedo is a local term in Uganda for banana leaf. These are dried, coiled, and bound to each other using raffia, which comes from the raffia palm that grows near the beautiful shores of Lake Victoria. Both of these are natural, renewable, and abundant resources.

The baskets are traditionally used for serving food, wrapping gifts and storing items, though they are also commonly displayed by themselves as decorative elements.

They are a great way to introduce color and bring artisan crafts into your home! 

- Imported from Uganda
- Uniquely and traditionally hand-woven by local women
- Material | banana leaves and raffia
- Size | 14” dia. x 7.5” deep 
- Color | dark brown, light brown, orange 
- Product is made from all natural fibers
- Organic dyes are used to dye the fibers and grass
- Basket has a hang loop on the back for wall décor

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

- Use a damp cloth to wipe the basket clean.

DESCRIPTION

 Obukedo is a local term in Uganda for banana leaf. These are dried, coiled, and bound to each other using raffia, which comes from the raffia palm that grows near the beautiful shores of Lake Victoria. Both of these are natural, renewable, and abundant resources.

The baskets are traditionally used for serving food, wrapping gifts and storing items, though they are also commonly displayed by themselves as decorative elements.

They are a great way to introduce color and bring artisan crafts into your home! 

- Imported from Uganda 
- Uniquely and traditionally hand-woven by local women
- Material | banana leaves and raffia
- Size | 13” dia. x 7” deep 
- Color | Green, Orange, Cream
- Product is made from all natural fibers 
- Organic dyes are used to dye the fibers and grass 
- Basket has a hang loop on the back for wall décor

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

- Use a damp cloth to wipe the basket clean.

DESCRIPTION

 Obukedo is a local term in Uganda for banana leaf. These are dried, coiled, and bound to each other using raffia, which comes from the raffia palm that grows near the beautiful shores of Lake Victoria. Both of these are natural, renewable, and abundant resources.

The baskets are traditionally used for serving food, wrapping gifts and storing items, though they are also commonly displayed by themselves as decorative elements.

They are a great way to introduce color and bring artisan crafts into your home! 

- Imported from Uganda 
- Uniquely and traditionally hand-woven by local women
- Material | banana leaves and raffia
- Size | 13” dia. x 7” deep 
- Color | Purple, Cream
- Product is made from all natural fibers 
- Organic dyes are used to dye the fibers and grass 
- Basket has a hang loop on the back for wall décor

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

- Use a damp cloth to wipe the basket clean.

DESCRIPTION

 Obukedo is a local term in Uganda for banana leaf. These are dried, coiled, and bound to each other using raffia, which comes from the raffia palm that grows near the beautiful shores of Lake Victoria. Both of these are natural, renewable, and abundant resources.

The baskets are traditionally used for serving food, wrapping gifts and storing items, though they are also commonly displayed by themselves as decorative elements.

They are a great way to introduce color and bring artisan crafts into your home! 

- Imported from Uganda
- Uniquely and traditionally hand-woven by local women
- Material | banana leaves and raffia
- Size | Top: 5", Bottom: 7", Height: 6"
- Color | red
- Product is made from all natural fibers
- Organic dyes are used to dye the fibers and grass

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

- Use a damp cloth to wipe the basket clean.

DESCRIPTION

Obukedo is a local term in Uganda for banana leaf. These are dried, coiled, and bound to each other using raffia, which comes from the raffia palm that grows near the beautiful shores of Lake Victoria. Both of these are natural, renewable, and abundant resources.

The baskets are traditionally used for serving food, wrapping gifts and storing items, though they are also commonly displayed by themselves as decorative elements.

They are a great way to introduce color and bring artisan crafts into your home!

Uniquely and traditionally hand-woven by local women in Uganda
Material | banana leaves and raffia
Size | 16.5” x 13.5", 3" deep

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

- Use a damp cloth to wipe the basket clean.

DESCRIPTION

 Obukedo is a local term in Uganda for banana leaf. These are dried, coiled, and bound to each other using raffia, which comes from the raffia palm that grows near the beautiful shores of Lake Victoria. Both of these are natural, renewable, and abundant resources.

The baskets are traditionally used for serving food, wrapping gifts and storing items, though they are also commonly displayed by themselves as decorative elements.

They are a great way to introduce color and bring artisan crafts into your home! 

- Imported from Uganda
- Uniquely and traditionally hand-woven by local women
- Material | banana leaves, raffia and Re-purpose plastic 
- Size | Top: 8.5" dia. 
- Size | Bottom: 8"W x 7 H
- Color | white, green, pink, brown  
- Product is made from all natural fibers   
- Organic dyes are used to dye the fibers and grass
  

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

- Use a damp cloth to wipe the basket clean.

DESCRIPTION

 Obukedo is a local term in Uganda for banana leaf. These are dried, coiled, and bound to each other using raffia, which comes from the raffia palm that grows near the beautiful shores of Lake Victoria. Both of these are natural, renewable, and abundant resources.

The baskets are traditionally used for serving food, wrapping gifts and storing items, though they are also commonly displayed by themselves as decorative elements.

They are a great way to introduce color and bring artisan crafts into your home! 

- Imported from Uganda
- Uniquely and traditionally hand-woven by local women
- Material | banana leaves and raffia
- Size | 13” dia. x 7.5” deep 
- Color | dark purple, cream, 
- Product is made from all natural fibers
- Organic dyes are used to dye the fibers and grass
- Basket has a hang loop on the back for wall décor

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

- Use a damp cloth to wipe the basket clean.

DESCRIPTION

 Obukedo is a local term in Uganda for banana leaf. These are dried, coiled, and bound to each other using raffia, which comes from the raffia palm that grows near the beautiful shores of Lake Victoria. Both of these are natural, renewable, and abundant resources.

The baskets are traditionally used for serving food, wrapping gifts and storing items, though they are also commonly displayed by themselves as decorative elements.

They are a great way to introduce color and bring artisan crafts into your home! 

- Imported from Uganda
- Uniquely and traditionally hand-woven by local women
- Material | banana leaves and raffia
- Size | 12.5” dia. x 7” deep 
- Color | green, orange, pink, peach and yellow
- Product is made from all natural fibers
- Organic dyes are used to dye the fibers and grass
- Basket has a hang loop on the back for wall décor

 CARE INSTRUCTIONS

- Use a damp cloth to wipe the basket clean.

DESCRIPTION

 Obukedo is a local term in Uganda for banana leaf. These are dried, coiled, and bound to each other using raffia, which comes from the raffia palm that grows near the beautiful shores of Lake Victoria. Both of these are natural, renewable, and abundant resources.

 The baskets are traditionally used for serving food, wrapping gifts and storing items, though they are also commonly displayed by themselves as decorative elements.

They are a great way to introduce color and bring artisan crafts into your home! 

- Imported from Uganda
- Uniquely and traditionally handwoven by local women
- Material: banana leaves
- Size: 11.5" dia. x 1.5" deep
- Basket has a hang loop on the back for wall décor

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

 - Use a damp cloth to wipe the basket clean.

DESCRIPTION

 Obukedo is a local term in Uganda for banana leaf. These are dried, coiled, and bound to each other using raffia, which comes from the raffia palm that grows near the beautiful shores of Lake Victoria. Both of these are natural, renewable, and abundant resources.

The baskets are traditionally used for serving food, wrapping gifts and storing items, though they are also commonly displayed by themselves as decorative elements.

They are a great way to introduce color and bring artisan crafts into your home! 

- Imported from Uganda
- Uniquely and traditionally hand-woven by local women
- Material | banana leaves and raffia
- Size | Top: 6.5"W x 6.5" H
- Size | Bottom: 6"W x 7.5" H
- Color | black, green, pink 
- Product is made from all natural fibers
- Organic dyes are used to dye the fibers and grass
- Sold separately  

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

- Use a damp cloth to wipe the basket clean.

DESCRIPTION

 Obukedo is a local term in Uganda for banana leaf. These are dried, coiled, and bound to each other using raffia, which comes from the raffia palm that grows near the beautiful shores of Lake Victoria. Both of these are natural, renewable, and abundant resources.

The baskets are traditionally used for serving food, wrapping gifts and storing items, though they are also commonly displayed by themselves as decorative elements.

They are a great way to introduce color and bring artisan crafts into your home! 

- Imported from Uganda
- Uniquely and traditionally hand-woven by local women
- Material | banana leaves and raffia
- Size | 11.5” dia. x 7.5" deep
- Color | natural, pink, yellow
- Product is made from all natural fibers
- Organic dyes are used to dye the fibers and grass
- Basket has a hang loop on the back for wall décor

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

- Use a damp cloth to wipe the basket clean.