17 results for "Ghana Bolga Basket" between $10.00 and $50.00

Over 10,000 weavers in the region earn their living by weaving, a craft handed down over many generations. Incredibly durable, flexible and strong, these baskets are great for shopping, books or magazines, knitting, or for cat napping! Each are one of a kind...let us pick a color combination for you or e-mail sue@trailstobridges for specific colors available. You'll want one in every room and in your car!

Child's Bolga Basket Our small Bolga Baskets are the perfect size for a child’s lunch. Covered with a cloth napkin, it is deep enough that everything will stay neatly tucked inside. With so many uses, it can also be used for toting toys, gathering treasures from nature, storing art supplies, or as a play shopping basket. It also makes a wonderful gift for a teacher to hold desk supplies! Hand woven in Ghana from native elephant grass. Dyed with natural plant dyes such as sorghum, the twisted grass...

Product Description Diameter: Approximately 10" Depth: Approximately 4 1/2" Color and Pattern: Varies. Choose your Bolga basket from the images shown here, or let us choose for you and save 10%. Country of Origin: Ghana This medium flower Bolga basket is a beautiful combination of artistry and practicality. It's perfect for carrying flowers or produce, and also makes a nice gift basket or Easter basket. This Ghana basket is approximately 4 1/2" tall, excluding the handle, and 10" in diameter at...

Product Description Diameter: Approximately 8" Depth: Approximately 8" Color and Pattern: Varies. Choose your Bolga basket from the images shown, or let us choose for you and save 10%. Country of Origin: Ghana This Bolga basket is a beautiful combination of artistry and practicality. It has a bucket shape and a flexible leather handle. Each one includes a hang tag with information about fair trade Bolga baskets as well as a care card. It's a great tote for a child, serves nicely as a small wastebasket...

Product Description Diameter: Approximately 12" at widest point Height: Approximately 19", including handle Color and Pattern: Indigo and Natural Country of Origin: Ghana This African basket is pot-shaped and truly a work of art. Part of our Bolga Basket Collection, this fair trade basket has a handle and an attached lid, and has an indigo and natural pattern. It makes a unique decorative basket and also can be used to store tea, spices, yarn, and a multitude of other items. Designs vary, but...

Product Description Width: Approximately 8" Length: Approximately 10" Depth: Approximately 10" Color and Pattern: Natural/No Dye Country of Origin: Ghana This fair trade African basket is a beautiful combination of artistry and practicality. The medium natural rectangle Bolga basket has two leather handles and is undyed. It is approximately 8" wide by 10" long by 10" deep. Part of our Bolga Basket Collection, it makes a durable and striking tote, and is a perfect picnic basket or magazine basket...

Product Description Width: Approximately 9" Length: Approximately 17" Depth: Approximately 10" Color and Pattern: Natural/No Dye Country of Origin: Ghana This fair trade African basket is perfect if you're looking for a sturdy tote in a neutral color. The large natural oval Bolga basket has two leather handles and is undyed, leaving it the natural sand color of the straw it is woven from. It is approximately 9" wide by 17" long by 10" deep. Part of our Bolga Basket Collection, it makes a durable...

Product Description Diameter: Approximately 7" Depth: Approximately 4" Color and Pattern: Natural/No Dye Country of Origin: Ghana This small Bolga market basket contains no dye, so it is the natural fawn color of the straw. It is round with a single reddish-brown leather handle and excels as a child's basket or gift basket. It is approximately 7" in diameter and 4" deep. Each one comes with a hang tag with information about fair trade Bolga baskets as well as a care card. Because each basket is...

Trade Aid Integrated is a non-profit organization created to find employment for the rural poor of northern Ghana. Generations of women from 17 different communities have learned to weave the distinctive and brightly-colored bolga baskets.