Binga Woven Basket

Handcrafted by Togan and Bingan artisans, the Binga Woven Baskets showcase exquisite craftsmanship by coiling dyed raffia over sturdy banana stalks. Featuring a timeless white and tan color palette, this versatile piece serves as both functional art and a statement décor piece. Designed with a binga loop for easy wall display, it can also be used on the tabletop, in the garden, or for stylish storage. Each basket is a unique testament to African heritage and sustainable craftsmanship, bringing warmth and authenticity to any space.

SIZES:
- 30 cm/11.8in
- 31 cm/12.2in
- 32 cm/12.5in
- 38 cm/14.9in

Colors:
- DARK BROWN
- LIGHT BROWN
- BEIGE

DISPLAY
We recommend that you either:
➳ Attach the baskets to a wall by using a piece of string that you will attach in between the weave, making a loop
➳ Display the baskets on a support, leaning against a wall.

ORIGIN
The Tonga and Binga tribes originates from the border of three southern African countries (Namibia, Zimbabwe and Zambia). Weaving is a craft that was passed on by the women who are part of these Bantu ethnic group.
Crafting is part of the everyday life and was passed on from generation to generation to create beautiful objects including Binga baskets.
In this part of the globe, these baskets are initially used to carry food. It was only later that aesthetics gave new life to the creations of these Bantu women