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Handcrafted Fair Trade African Baskets
Select from a wide variety of high-quality Fair Trade baskets from throughout the African continent, with five-star customer service and fast shipping!
Your purchase will help the basket weavers of Africa — most of them women — preserve their cultural heritage while they support themselves and their families.
Thank you for supporting African weavers!
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Suzanna
I have been so incredibly happy with your service and your products! I am SO glad I discovered you!!! I so appreciate the quality, variety, and the very fast service! Thank you so VERY much!!!!! Suzanna
Mary Lee
Basket arrived today as promised. It is wonderful! Even better than pictured. Couldn't be happier. Will look forward to ordering again. Mary Lee
Featured baskets
Uganda Bukedo & Raffia Bowls
Weavers construct these baskets by wrapping colorfully dyed palm raffia around a coil of bukedo, the local term in Uganda for banana leaf stalks. The large banana leaf stalks are pulled apart into long, thin strips, then dried, and then bundled into coils and wrapped with raffia.
About the weavers
This group is based in Kampala, Uganda and supports women within the city as well as in nearby villages. Their mission is to support as many marginalized women as possible through the promotion of their handcrafts. In doing so, they focus on supporting differently abled weavers.
Accent pieces
Create a stunning focal point with unique, hand woven accent pieces from all over Africa.
Baskets for wall décor
Nourish your home with these handcrafted winnowing baskets, which make amazing wall decor, especially in collections featuring various sizes and patterns.
How to hang baskets on a wall
African baskets look amazing when they are mounted on a wall.
But how do you hang a basket on a wall?
Here are some tips to help you get started with Baskets of Africa’s best-selling baskets for wall décor.
Shop with a conscience.
Choose Fair Trade goods.
All of our African baskets are verified Fair Trade, because we believe that indigenous people around the world should be compensated fairly for their amazing work.