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Mia Mélange is a team of talented women who design and handcraft home décor and lifestyle products from sustainably sourced 100% cotton rope. The cotton is grown locally in South Africa by farmers who are members of the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI). The yarns are spun in South African mills. The rope is braided locally in Cape Town. The Better Cotton Initiative is a non-profit that promotes better standards in cotton farming. Cotton from licensed BCI Farmers is more susOur products include baskets, planters, bowls, placemats, bags and more. All our products are made in our studio in Stellenbosch, South Africa. Our designs are inspired by a love for nature, texture, natural materials and ancient crafting techniques. We combine all of these to create modern and functional designs. We believe in empowering women and creating opportunities for previously unemployed people in our community.

Maadili Collective fosters partnerships with small-scale artisan communities where opportunities are limited or non-existent in order to promote economic freedom and stability. We are dedicated to co-create innovative designs intended to enhance skill levels, create a platform for artistic expression, and nurture genuine connections between artisans and customers. We have a commitment to adapt and grow with artisan partners, while celebrating their unique culture and craft. Maadili Collective wholeheartedly believes that business has momentum to transform lives.

Woven Worldwide is a socially-conscious, home décor brand renowned for our range of high-quality, eco-credential, handcrafted baskets produced by inter-generational artisans in Ghana. Each Bolga basket is meticulously crafted from elephant grass, a robust, renewable, tropical-scented grass that grows in bamboo-like clusters beside streams of living water and does not require pesticides or fertilizers for cultivation. Baskets made of elephant grass are a popular choice for storage solutions that generate calm, pleasant environments due to its composition, lightweight, and texture. It complements all we do, inspired by Bolgatanga's pleasant countryside and eco-clad homes. A Note on Shipping and Minimum Orders Due to the generous size and unique shape of our baskets, our couriers utilize a volumetric rate for shipping—this means that, instead of being charged by weight, we are charged for the amount of space our baskets take up during transit. To help balance this cost and continue to serve you, we’ve adjusted our minimum order value to $2,000. Please note that our air courier only ships to the nearest major airport of our customer, not directly to the business addresses. Please know that this isn’t a permanent change; it’s just a step we’re taking to navigate the current shipping environment. We truly appreciate your understanding and ongoing partnership during this time. Warmest regards, The Woven Worldwide Team

Mifuko is a Finnish design company with a mission to bring joy to our customers while improving the welfare of women in rural areas of Africa. Mifuko baskets, bags and home décor products are made by more than 1,300 women artisans in rural Kenya, Tanzania and Ghana, and sold in over 30 countries. In Swahili, mifuko means pocket, and we ensure no one is left with empty pockets. Mifuko is a certified member of the World Fair Trade Organisation (WFTO): fair wages and continuous orders provide security for the artisans’ future and support the well-being of the whole community. Each Mifuko product is a unique, handmade piece that combines modern Nordic design with traditional African craftsmanship. Each Mifuko product carries the name of its maker.

Zora Botanica was born during the pandemic, in the midst of needing restoring order and rebuilding structure. We find organized home not only gives peace but also boosts productivity. We collaborated manufactures creating these functional and eye pleasing home storage and productivity tools. Coming from a design and horticulture background, owner Zoey and her team are dedicated to find products that are functional, ecological and aesthetically pleasing.

At The Basket Room, you’ll find beautiful handwoven baskets, bags, and accessories. Handcrafted by women’s cooperatives in Africa, our colourful woven collections inspire creativity with their artisanal patterns and organic designs. With sustainability at the core of everything we do, our African woven baskets are kind to the planet and good for the soul. They provide opportunities for weavers in rural areas while bringing contemporary colour to every corner of the home. The Basket Room is an ethical home interiors brand inspired by fashion, creativity, and sustainability. A brand committed to empowering women in rural Africa while bringing consciously created products to modern living spaces and contemporary homes. It is a company almost a decade in the making, and it all started with a road trip from South Africa to Nairobi. Holly McMullen, the CEO of The Basket Room, embarked on her journey into ethical African textiles while travelling the continent with her father in 2006. Six years later, while studying fashion design, she met co-founder Camilla Sutton, and the idea of The Basket Room was born. Today, The Basket Room is the home of African woven baskets in the UK. Our collections inspire interior designers and homemakers worldwide; our commitment to sustainability makes us a leader in ethical home accessories We supply over 150 independent retailers worldwide including Burford Garden Company, Toast, John Lewis and Lush.

Eco Green Living’s range of Eco Swap-outs for the home offers modern retailers everyday essentials that are both environmentally friendly and commercially appealing. This collection of plant-based plastic alternatives supports environmental sustainability and helps retailers offer sustainable options in everyday shopping. The product range, known for its excellent quality and outstanding reviews, serves as essential commodities for contemporary households. Accredited as plant-based, vegan, and vegetarian, these items reduce environmental toxins and bio-plastics and are certified compostable. As a family-owned business, Eco Green Living fosters sustainable changes in homes. Eco Green Living Ltd stands out as a leading innovator in sustainability and quality, developing products that meet the highest industry standards while minimizing environmental impact. Their mission is to provide businesses and households with eco-conscious choices without sacrificing performance. Eco Green Living's Commitment: Third-party Certification: Ensures that the bin bags are 100% industrially compostable. Home Composting Suitability: Bags are suitable for home composting, excluding the tie part. Rapid Decomposition: Decomposes within 8 to 12 weeks. Zero Harmful Residues: Leaves no harmful microplastics or plastic residues. Non-edible Organic Materials: Made from non-edible organic materials, minimizing waste.

Twenty years ago, scientists were beginning to understand how waste plastic was finding its way into our oceans, acting as a sponge for chemical pollutants, helping to carry them into fish and then on to us. Horrified by this prospect founder and ecologist, Beth Williams, wondered what she could do to raise awareness around her. How to create less waste, be mindful of our individual consumption and make small lifestyle changes to hopefully make a big impact? And so Turtle Bags was born, with a mission to raise awareness of this invisible problem and to offer beautifully made alternatives to plastics which are kinder to both people and planet. Behind the brand Turtle Bags is a real passion for the planet!

Willow Earth sells ethically sourced bags and accessories largely made from sustainable materials. We are a Sussex based family run business and we source our products from across the globe.

We sell handmade products that we design, and hand pick from artisans all over the world. Behind each of our products is a person who created it — and a story. We seek to empower artisans around the world by extending their products’ distribution, and supporting sustainable income opportunities. We are committed to honor the dignity of artisans, celebrate their cultural techniques, and traditions.

Welcome to Red Hamper. We are an independent family run business that supplies a wide range of basket ware.. All are baskets are made from sustainable materials

The Bam's Art Shop is an African decorative homeware provider. Here you will find sustainable handmade homeware and decorative items that are created to meet your taste. Africa is where The Bam's Art Shop main source of inspiration comes from and it is right there that we make all these beautiful homeware pieces. Our mission is to value the African culture and design as well as creating opportunities for women and young men from these communities. One of our core value is to let our artisans have full power over their pricing strategies. We choose to work with the finest artisans, setting up long-term and fair collaborations with our suppliers. The artisans we trade with have control over their future, make their own decisions to lead the dignified life everyone deserves

We make and sell high quality BOLGA BASKETS. Our baskets are supper good and easy to use. Majority of our weavers are women in and around villages in the Bolgatanga municipality in the upper east region of Ghana. All our weavers are highly skillful and hard working, our products are made of pure natural grass therefore, are biodegradable, durable, and eco-friendly. ARA Bolga Baskets founder is a personality that has spent most part of his life in the Bolga baskets industry hence he is very much knowledgeable when it comes to Bolga baskets. Our main aim as a company is to bring good and sustainable market to our weavers to support them to be able to provide their children with basic needs as well as quality formal education. ARA BOLGA BASKETS makes all kinds of Bolga baskets, Our Baskets includes, STORAGE BASKETS, SHOPPING BASKETS, DECORATIVE BASKETS, & ALL KINDS OF BOLGA BASKETS

Based in South Carolina, Amsha works directly with artisans across Africa. We focus on driving social change in underserved communities by bringing quality, ethically made goods to the marketplace. We know this is only the beginning for Amsha and for our artisans. Much of our story is still waiting to be written.

Big Blue Moma employs over 360 weavers in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana. We work closely with the team to establish the best outcomes for both our clients in the developed world, and our weavers. We call what we do "Conscious business" because in every decision we make, our team is considered fully. We are not a charity, we are a for profit business and the Ghanian team are our partners in this venture. We learned in our short time in Ghana that charity is not our preferred method of helping. Business is more sustainable, and it is more valuable than any one time gift or donation. So me personally, Karie Wylie (also known as "Big Blue Moma") well I come from a small town in Northern Alberta and went to Art School in my twenties. I graduated with a Degree in Testile design with a focus on weaving. I come by my love of this craft honestly and when I am not working I can be found at my loom.