Woven Serving Basket
Woven Serving Basket
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Set your table simply with this minimalist Woven Serving Basket, hand‒woven from date palm leaves by artisans working with Rishilpi. This fair trade partner Rishilpi trains and supports artisans in rural Bangladesh.
Materials: Date palm leaves and leather
Dimensions: External-14.5"L x 11"W x 2.5"H; Internal-13.5"L x 9.75"W x 2.25"H; Handles-approximately 10.25" long
Care: Wipe with damp cloth
Ten Thousand Villages | Fair Trade | Hand-crafted in Bangladesh
Rishilpi, a nonprofit, nongovernmental development organization in southwest Bangladesh, was founded to improve the lives of people of the Rishi caste. "Rishilpi" is formed from two Bengali words, "Rishi," denoting the caste, and "shilpi," meaning artist or craftsman. Rishi, traditionally leather workers, for centuries have lived at the margins of Bengali society. Generally landless, with no easy access to schools, many struggled in a continual search for work to survive. In addition to income generation, Rishilpi conducts relief and development work in rural Bangladesh communities. Benefits to artisans include education sponsorship, health care, microcredit savings programs and early marriage prevention support for their adolescent daughters.
I purchased this to put on my table and my husband decided the deer antlers would look great it in. I must say it does look nice. It's very well made and adds warmth to whatever you use it for.
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I purchased this to put on my table and my husband decided the deer antlers would look great it in. I must say it does look nice. It's very well made and adds warmth to whatever you use it for.