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V-Shaped Two Handled Shopping Basket

V-Shaped Two Handled Shopping Basket

Store your projects, magazines or just about anything in this Handwoven Basket is handwoven from weavers of Ghana. Two leather handles and has a little V-shape. Made of Natural Veta Vera grass. This basket is approximately 17" across and 12" tall plus handles. Colors are aqua blue, peach, dark purple, and natural. The basket pictured is the basket you will receive.

Handwoven Pot Basket from Gambibgo

Handwoven Pot Basket from Gambibgo

Unique Handwoven Pot Basket from Gambibgo village, in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana.  These large baskets are often used to store things in the home, but are tough enough for everyday use in the garden or farmers markets. This Gambibgo basket is unusual in that is has a swivel handle that folds down flat. Also, the appealing bulbous shape is more difficult to weave than a normal round basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to...

V-Shaped Two Handled Shopping Basket

V-Shaped Two Handled Shopping Basket

Store your projects, magazines or just about anything in this Handwoven Basket is handwoven from weavers of Ghana. Two leather handles and has a V-shape. Made of Natural Veta Vera grass. This basket is approximately 19" across and 12" tall plus handles. Colors are navy blue, orange, and natural. The basket pictured is the basket you will receive.

Handwoven Pot Basket from Gambibgo

Handwoven Pot Basket from Gambibgo

Unique Handwoven Pot Basket from Gambibgo village, in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana.  These large baskets are often used to store things in the home, but are tough enough for everyday use in the garden or farmers markets. This Gambibgo basket is unusual in that is has a swivel handle that folds down flat. Also, the appealing bulbous shape is more difficult to weave than a normal round basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to...

Handwoven Pot Basket from Gambibgo

Handwoven Pot Basket from Gambibgo

Unique Handwoven Pot Basket from Gambibgo village, in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana.  These large baskets are often used to store things in the home, but are tough enough for everyday use in the garden or farmers markets. This Gambibgo basket is unusual in that is has a swivel handle that folds down flat. Also, the appealing bulbous shape is more difficult to weave than a normal round basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to...

Handwoven Pot Basket from Gambibgo

Handwoven Pot Basket from Gambibgo

Unique Handwoven Pot Basket from Gambibgo village, in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana.  These large baskets are often used to store things in the home, but are tough enough for everyday use in the garden or farmers markets. This Gambibgo basket is unusual in that is has a swivel handle that folds down flat. Also, the appealing bulbous shape is more difficult to weave than a normal round basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to...

Oblong Proofing Basket and Liner

Oblong Proofing Basket and Liner

At Breadtopia we have a little bit of a fetish for bread proofing baskets (also called brotforms and bannetons). So we’re constantly looking for the ultimate proofing basket and we have tried all of them. We've finally found the one, and this is it: excellent quality, great price and ethically and sustainably sourced. We know you'll enjoy it too. Recipe dough weight: 1.5-2.5 lbs or 680-1130 grams Recipe flour volume: 3-4.5 cups Outer dimensions: 12.5L x 6W x 4.25H” Inner...

About Our Bolgatanga Market Baskets

Bolga baskets are exclusively hand woven by the people around the town of Bolgatanga in Northern Ghana. For many generations, weaving has been a skill of these people. Handicraft activities such as basket weaving, leather work, and pottery are undertaken mostly by women to supplement their incomes Fair Trade Practices~ This weaving group has a mission: assisting the rural people of Northern Ghana to earn good incomes in order to care of their children. They believe when a woman can...

Sell Your Extra Garden Produce!

Looking to make a few extra dollars this growing season?  Why not sell your extra produce at a farmers market?  Markets are popping up all over the country and the need for good organic, fresh local produce is growing.  Whether you are a back yard gardener, farmer, or even urban gardener growing in containers, you can easily grow herbs, vegetables and even cut flowers that people are craving! Farmers markets aren't just for for fresh produce, though.  Preserves, jams, jellies,...

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