A Beautiful Tradition
The weaving process Generations of women in the Bolgatanga region of Northern Ghana gather underneath a lush mango tree, singing, dancing, and laughing as they weave. The baskets they weave are woven...
View ArticleBASHIRI: A GIFT OF TRADITION AND CONNECTION.
African MARKET BASKET In many African cultures, the term ‘Bashiri’ holds deep significance, embodying the spirit of generosity and communal ties. Rooted in Swahili, Bashiri signifies a thoughtful...
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ON THE 1ST DAY OF CHRISTMAS.. GIFT A BRIGHTON BASKET Celebrate the joy of the season with a meaningful gift on the 1st Day of Christmas! Imagine unwrapping a beautifully crafted Brighton basket, a true...
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ON THE NEXT DAY OF CHRISTMAS..GIFT A BOLGA FAN On the Days of Christmas, gift a bolga fan and unwrap a unique and sustainable delight – a masterpiece handmade in Ghana, Africa. Crafted with care, these...
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ON THE NEXT DAY OF CHRISTMAS..GIFT A PET BASKET! Celebrate on the Days of Christmas with a heartwarming and sustainable gift – a woven pet basket, meticulously handmade in Ghana, Africa. Crafted with...
View ArticleTHE MEANING OF BASHIRI
WHATS IN A NAME? in African Culture: What’s in a name? When uncovering the significance and the meaning of Bashiri in African culture, the name is often associated with attributes like resilience,...
View ArticleTHE IMPORTANCE OF BASKET WEAVING IN AFRICAN CULTURE
A CLOSER LOOK AT BOLGA BASKETS IN WEST AFRICA Basket weaving holds a pivotal role in African culture, acting as a vibrant thread that weaves together tradition, artistry, and community bonds. Nowhere...
View ArticleEXPLORING DOUBLE WEAVING IN WEST AFRICAN CRAFT
UNVEILING THE ARTISTRY Unveiling the Artistry: Exploring Double Weaving in West African Craft West African craft is a treasure trove of cultural richness and artistic finesse. With each colour and...
View ArticleVISITING THE WEAVERS
JOURNEYING THROUGH GHANA Visiting the weavers in Ghana: Exploring ways we can improve conditions for the community. Our recent trip to Africa at the top of January 2024, took us journeying through...
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