A handwoven dotty pot with striped handles

A sculptural pot with a funky pattern.

Colour: Blue Black and Natural Straw with a warm stripes of Red earth

When In Stock, delivery within 3 weeks.

If on Pre-Order delivery is 6-8 weeks

Structure woven by hand, height approximately 23cm and diameter 24 cm

This cute curvaceous pot is beautifully woven with funky spots and stripes, and is stunning on a side table, mantlepiece or bedside table.

Details

Drawn in our studio the patterned structure is wonderfully woven in a unique artisanal weaving technique, elevating a timeless craft.

This natural pot is woven by hand using a traditional basket weaving technic from Bolgatanga, in the north of Ghana.

Woven with the grass Veta Vera, which is naturally durable. This table lamp is vibrant above a dining table, in a bedroom, in a living room or hallway.

Technics used to make this pot

Basket weaving from Bolgatanga is a a traditional African weaving technic. The grass Veta Vera grows locally. The reeds are twisted by hand and small batches are coloured using vegetable dyes in cauldrons.

The weaving is tight and smooth. Our lamps are woven by an association of weavers, these weavers have honed their art to make our contemporary shapes.

This pot takes 2 days to weave.

Why choose this pot… ?

To own one of our pieces, is to encourage the modernisation of a wonderful tradition, inspiring and supporting the weaving communities by introducing their art to the contemporary design world.

Characteristics

Please do not forget that this pot is woven by hand and the slight differences in shape and colour are completely normal. Please also remember that the material is natural and therefore we do not recommend them for use outside or on terraces or placed in a hot humid room in front of a window. The colours are natural and may fade if in direct sunlight.

Golden Editions believes that artisanal is the new luxury. Our lamps and cushions are made by hand to be treasured..

10 % of the price (HT) goes towards initiatives in the Weaving Communities.