Shaped like a shallow bowl with a loop on the back for mounting, this wall basket takes 4 days to complete and embodies the unique person story of it’s maker.

Burundian women who recently returned home after having spent several years living in refugee camps in Tanzania, combine traditional weaving techniques with modern design.

White threads from ‘gunia’ grain sacks are upcycled and intricately woven into ugwafu grasses by the artisan women. The coloured threads add a pop of colour, reinforcing the natural beauty of local materials.

The name of this particular design stems from the word ‘Ikibano’ which represents the refugee population as a community, with a shared background and determination of working together to overcome the struggles in the camp. A beautiful and meaningful way to add style to your home.