Striped Raffia and Leather-Accented Basket from Ghana 'Striped Sunday' Item ID: 2677064194

Name: Striped Raffia and Leather-Accented Basket from Ghana 'Striped Sunday'
Brand: Adams Salley
SKU: 2677064194
Price: 224.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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"With its bold striped pattern, Adams Salley's natural fiber basket will make quite an impression at the farmer's market. Hand woven from 100% raffia by Ghanaian artisans, the open-top basket features a sturdy handle crafted from raffia and 100% leather."

Item detail

1.14 lbs
Basket: 14.3 inches H x 19.3 inches W x 7.8 inches D
Handle(s): 21.8 inches L x 1.2 inches W
Drop length: 7.5 inches from strap to bag
100% raffia
leather trim
Dry clean only
Genuine leather may naturally show subtle marks
scratches or wrinkles
Hand-crafted item -- color
size and/or motif may vary slightly

Made in Ghana

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“I schooled a little to the primary level, and later helped my dad rear cattle. I later lived with my grandmother, who was a kente and basket weaver. She taught me how to weave baskets. I loved the beautiful colored raffia being interwoven to form a unique design. Even though I weave and sell, along the way the patronage was very bad. So I was moved to leave for Greater Accra to do some petty trading in other items to acquire funds to get back to the basketry.

“My aim has always been to give my parents a good life. In my quest for acquiring a living, I met a young lady, who I loved so much I wanted to marry her. Along the line I caught her cheating, which shattered me. After a while, with my hard work I obtained a shop in the Accra art center, where I market all sorts of baskets which I buy from my people in the north to sell in my shop.

“My dream has always been to help boost employment in my hometown. I have employed assistants in my shop who help to market the baskets. I was really happy when a friend spoke to me about Novica. Finally, there is a place to sell more of the baskets to help improve the lives of individuals in my hometown.”

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Adams Salley hand-crafted raffia baskets

“My name is Adams Salley. I grew up in Bawku, in the Upper-East region. The main art specialization of the people of Bawku is basketry. The people of Bawku are friendly, joyous and business-oriented, and these are the very traits I possess. Growing up in Bawku was very fun, together with my parents who were traders and my 10 siblings.

“I schooled a little to the primary level, and later helped my dad rear cattle. I later lived with my grandmother, who was a kente and basket weaver. She taught me how to weave baskets. I loved the beautiful colored raffia being interwoven to form a unique design. Even though I weave and sell, along the way the patronage was very bad. So I was moved to leave for Greater Accra to do some petty trading in other items to acquire funds to get back to the basketry.

“My aim has always been to give my parents a good life. In my quest for acquiring a living, I met a young lady, who I loved so much I wanted to marry her. Along the line I caught her cheating, which shattered me. After a while, with my hard work I obtained a shop in the Accra art center, where I market all sorts of baskets which I buy from my people in the north to sell in my shop.

“My dream has always been to help boost employment in my hometown. I have employed assistants in my shop who help to market the baskets. I was really happy when a friend spoke to me about Novica. Finally, there is a place to sell more of the baskets to help improve the lives of individuals in my hometown.”

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