Add a vibrant touch of Ghanaian craftsmanship to your space with these handwoven baskets, part of our Blessing Basket Collection. Made from durable, sustainably harvested elephant grass and featuring sturdy leather-wrapped handles, these baskets are as versatile as they are striking. The bold, multicolored designs reflect traditional weaving techniques passed down through generations, making each basket a unique piece of art. Perfect for small storage, gifting, or as a colorful decorative element, they seamlessly blend functionality with cultural heritage—use them to organize household essentials like keys, stationery, or remotes, brighten up a tabletop or shelf with their eye-catching patterns, or fill them with treats and trinkets for a thoughtful, eco-friendly gift. They also make a playful and stylish addition to kids’ spaces, ideal for storing small toys or craft supplies while adding a cheerful touch to any room. Every purchase supports Ghanaian artisans and their communities, preserving traditional craftsmanship and promoting sustainable livelihoods.

CARE: To reshape fully immerse in warm water, shape as desired and dry where you have good airflow. To clean, use water, or a medium-stiff brush to wipe away dust and debris. Avoid extended exposure to direct sunlight to prevent fading of the natural and dyed fibers. Maintain leather with leather conditioners.

DISCLAIMER: The colors and patterns of each multicolored basket have been uniquely chosen by your artisan offering a delightful surprise with every purchase, each piece is truly one of a kind. If you have a specific color pallet or pattern in mind, please email us at support@tenbythree.org and we will find a basket to best match your style.

This classic Wing Shopper is proudly part of our Blessing Basket Collection, a curated line featuring some of the most beloved and enduring items we've offered over the years. As a tribute to our roots as The Blessing Basket Project®, this collection celebrates the tradition of artisan-crafted excellence.

These vibrant baskets from Ghana are meticulously handwoven by artisans like Apana from sustainably harvested elephant grass, blending bold colors and intricate patterns to create unique works of art. Designed with sturdy leather-wrapped handles, they offer both style and functionality for everyday use. Whether used as shopping totes, storage solutions, or striking décor pieces, these versatile baskets add a touch of global artistry to any space. Perfect for organizing blankets, toys, or magazines, they bring color and texture while keeping things tidy. Display them in groups on open shelving, take them to farmers’ markets or the beach, or fill them with artisanal goodies for a thoughtful and reusable gift. Every purchase supports Ghanaian artisans and their communities, preserving traditional craftsmanship and promoting sustainable livelihoods.

CARE: To reshape fully immerse in warm water, shape as desired and dry where you have good airflow. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight to prevent fading of the natural and dyed fibers. Maintain leather with leather conditioners.

DISCLAIMER: The colors and patterns of each multicolored basket have been uniquely chosen by your artisan offering a delightful surprise with every purchase, each piece is truly one of a kind. If you have a specific color pallet or pattern in mind, please email us at support@tenbythree.org and we will find a basket to best match your style.

These hats from Ghana help keep you cool as you enjoy any outdoor activity. Exquisitely woven each is made with a soft braided leather bolo style strap. These are perfect for gardening, mowing grass, beach days, and long walks. When not in use, hang them on walls at home or in the office for the perfect functional decor. Each purchase supports Ghanaian artisans and their communities, preserving traditional craftsmanship and promoting sustainable livelihoods.

CARE: To reshape or clean fully immerse in warm water, flatten as desired and dry where there is good airflow. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent fading of the natural and dyed fibers.