Woven Tray in Jewel by MMAA Social
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These beautiful trays are woven by female weavers in and around Bolgatanga, Ghana, using tough and versatile elephant grass which grows abundantly in the area. Their trays are then hand-dyed using vegetable-based pigment to achieve deep tones of teal, tan and orange.
Mmaa is a social collective focussed on empowering women and promoting African artisans.
Details
• Fading may occur if left in bright sunlight for long periods of time
• Trays are splash resistant but should not be soaked or left outside
Author/Artist/Designer
MMAA SocialDimensions
Diameter: 30cm
Composition
100% straw
Product code
163194
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