SEHEMU: Handwoven Lilac & Blacked Speckled Wool Tote Bag

SEHEMU: Handwoven Lilac & Blacked Speckled Wool Tote BagMeet vibrant SEHEMU, a colourful, lilac & black speckled basket bag handwoven by the Kamba tribe in Kenya. These ethical baskets are known traditionally as kiondos (kee yon doh) and were originally made in rural Kenyan communities by mothers as wedding gifts to their daughters. Weaving this particular type of basket bag was until recently a dying art: in 2004 only four elders from the weaving group had the skills make Kiondos, but today there are

So we make sure that when farming slows down

You could even use this versatile tray as a delightful bread basket

to tidying away magazines and blankets

using their tape measures to produce three set sizes

With its pink and green checkered pattern

our African bread basket will enhance your home

rolling and hand-dying the leaves

red and natural-toned floor rug is perfect for playrooms

Our African bread basket will enhance your home

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This yarn basket bag was woven by a member of Kenya’s famous Kamba tribe

Basket weaving is a sustainable source of income for these 200 artisans during the dry seasons when farming often fails to sustain a family