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Hand on Hip

ARTISAN:
Golden Editions
ORIGIN:
Africa
IMPACT:
Heritage Craft, Handmade, Human Welfare, Eco-conscious, Women-Led

Developed by Sara Efia, Golden Editions is a design studio and workshop making handmade objects in Ghana.. . . Show More

ARTISAN:
Golden Editions
ORIGIN:
Africa
IMPACT:
Heritage Craft, Handmade, Human Welfare, Eco-conscious, Women-Led

Developed by Sara Efia, Golden Editions is a design studio and workshop making handmade objects in Ghana. These contemporary pieces pay tribute to heritage craft using traditional Bolga basket weaving techniques from Northern Ghana. Each piece is handwoven by a skilled artisan using locally grown Veta Vera grass. Following harvest the grass is twisted and untwisted building resilience before being bundled and hand dyed with natural pigments over an open fire. The vases are then woven at home or outside with the community collectively. In 2020 Golden Edition built an association with an aim to democratize education in the weaving communities and provide resources to further the educational initiatives for Ghanaian youth.
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Please note that each piece is unique therefore slight variations may occur in color, size, and shape.

Material: Veta Vera grass

Item Dimension:
Small Width 23cm x Height 24cm
Large Width 25.5cm x Height 30.5cm
Shipping & Returns

This piece is handmade to order and takes 5 days to weave. Please allow 8-10 weeks for shipment. This piece is final sale and not eligible for return. With questions regarding shipping, please email sales@en-place.co
Customizations

For details on large quantity orders, or to inquire on additional exclusive styles or colorways by Golden Editions, please email sales@en-place.co

Meet the Maker

GOLDEN EDITIONS

ORIGIN: GHANA, AFRICA

Golden Editions is rooted in heritage craftsmanship, supporting a family of weaving communities in Ghana, Africa. From material to process, these entirely ethical and sustainable homewares create a positive impact, supporting human and environmental welfare.

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