Moja Copper Wall Basket

Handcrafted in Tanzania

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Transform your space with the exquisite craftsmanship of the Moja Copper Wall Basket, a unique piece created by WomenCraft artisans for MADE51, a global brand of refugee-made products. The basket is crafted from upcycled "Gunia" grain sacks and colored sewing thread, intricately woven into natural grasses. Each piece is shaped like a shallow bowl and comes with a hanger on the back for easy wall mounting. The intricate weaving techniques have been passed down through generations, making each basket a masterpiece that takes several days to complete.

WomenCraft, an enterprise based in Ngara, Tanzania, empowers women artisans by providing reliable incomes and preserving cultural heritage through their art.

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Features & Details

Key Features:

Expertly handwoven by skilled women artisans.
Made from upcycled "Gunia" grain sacks, colored thread, and natural grasses.
Shaped like a shallow bowl with a wall hanger on the back.
Created using traditional weaving techniques.
This piece features a convenient hook on the back for easy hanging.

Materials: Local Grasses, Colored Thread, Upcycled Grain Sacks

Care & Maintenance

Each Kanju piece is masterfully crafted with the finest natural materials, designed to bring lasting beauty and elegance into your home. To preserve the integrity and artistry of your handcrafted item, we recommend following our detailed care instructions.

For specific care guidelines tailored to your product, please visit our Product Care Guide, where you'll find expert tips to maintain the quality and longevity of your Kanju decor.

Because every piece has a purpose—and with the right care, a story that lasts a lifetime.

WomenCraft— Empowering over 600 women artisans from Tanzania and Burundi

WomenCraft is a social enterprise in Ngara in the remote northeast of Tanzania. Our mission is to increase economic opportunity in the post-conflict, tri-border area of Rwanda, Burundi and Tanzania by bringing rural women together, facilitating their growth and connecting their artistry to the global marketplace. Through WomenCraft, over 600 artisans advance themselves, raise stronger families, stimulate their communities and inspire the world around them.

Since its founding in 2007, with the aim of building cohesion between refugees and their hosting communities, WomenCraft has always followed a peace-centered approach, connecting women with diverse backgrounds through the enterprise, working together as one business, with one common goal. These relationships have reduced tensions between former refugees and refugee-hosting communities and have built unity in a region marred by conflict.

Enjoy the WomenCraft Brand Video on How Products Are Made.