African Queen Baskets is an enterprise, which embraces the philosophy of trading fairly. Their aim is to be a channel through which talented artisans gain empowerment through their own enterprise, while maintaining their long standing artistic traditions. Hand made in Ghana us...

African Queen Baskets is an enterprise, which embraces the philosophy of trading fairly. Their aim is to be a channel through which talented artisans gain empowerment through their own enterprise, while maintaining their longstanding artistic traditions. Hand made in Ghana us...

  African Queen Baskets is an enterprise, which embraces the philosophy of trading fairly. Their aim is to be a channel through which talented artisans gain empowerment through their own enterprise, while maintaining their longstanding artistic traditions. Hand made in Ghana using Elephant Grass.  Elephant grass grows surrounding waterholes in the Sahel region of West Africa. The strong slender leaves are harvested seasonally by the Fra Fra people of Northern Ghana, then soaked and stretched to produce a fine su...

This handcrafted basket is a great way to add extra storage to your home without compromising on style! Its uses can range from a laundry hamper to a toy basket.  Size:Diameter 46cm, height 50cm. African Queen Baskets is an enterprise, which embraces the philosophy of trading fairly. Their aim is to be a channel through which talented artisans gain empowerment through their own enterprise, while maintaining their longstanding artistic traditions. Hand made in Ghana using Elephant Grass.  Elephant grass grows su...

African Queen Baskets is an enterprise, which embraces the philosophy of trading fairly. Their aim is to be a channel through which talented artisans gain empowerment through their own enterprise, while maintaining their longstanding artistic traditions. Hand made in Ghana using Elephant Grass.  Elephant grass grows surrounding waterholes in the Sahel region of West Africa. The strong slender leaves are harvested seasonally by the Fra Fra people of Northern Ghana, then soaked and stretched to produce a fine sup...