Ugandan Large Khaki & Natural Mangrove Basket Bowl
Ugandan Large Khaki & Natural Mangrove Basket Bowl
Hand-woven in Uganda using traditional natural dyes, sisal, and raffia straw, this large basket bowl from So Just Shop is incredibly strong and durable, making it a unique and special art piece for your home.
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Each basket dish and pot in the Uganda Craft Collection is a testament to traditional craftsmanship, hand-woven with care using natural dyes, sisal, and raffia straw. These bowls are not only beautiful but also amazingly strong and durable, designed to last.
No two are exactly alike; you will find small differences in colour and weave on each one, ensuring your piece is truly unique. It is the perfect individual art piece or a thoughtful, special gift.
- Hand-woven in Uganda
- Made with traditional natural dyes, sisal, and raffia straw
- Strong and durable construction
- Unique variations in colour and weave
About Our Brand So Just Shop
So Just Shop addresses the demand for distinctive, ethically produced lifestyle goods by connecting consumers with handcrafted accessories and homeware. In a market often dominated by mass-produced items, the brand champions traditional craftsmanship and provides a vital platform for artisans to share their skills and narratives, offering an alternative that values both beauty and social impact.
What truly sets So Just Shop apart is its unwavering commitment to empowering female artisans from some of the world's most vulnerable communities. Their collections, including ethical jewellery, are meticulously designed in collaboration with women-led artisan groups across Kenya, India, Nepal, and Colombia, utilising recycled gold-tone brass, aluminium, and silver, alongside locally sourced, sustainable materials.
Beyond the creation of beautiful products, So Just Shop focuses intently on generating meaningful labour and fostering economic independence. In 2021 alone, the brand generated 80,000 hours of work for its artisans, demonstrating a tangible commitment to improving livelihoods and fostering sustainable community development through fair trade practices.