The Mosaic Basket is beautifully handwoven by skilled Malawian artisans using locally sourced mulaza palm leaves. The basket has an intricate and solid weave. Its earthy and autumnal tones come from a mix of natural and artificial dyes. This basket makes for a stylish addition to any space and is perfect for use as a washing basket, toy storage, or for a big indoor plant.
Medium: 40cm diameter x 45cm tall
Large: 45cm diameter x 55cm tall
This product is made from entirely natural materials.
This product is designed for longevity, reuse, and recycling. Since they are made from biodegradable materials like grass, it can return to the earth after its useful life.
This woven item is made entirely by hand from locally sourced Malawian grasses. No electricity is used in it's production, aside from the power used at the office.
People of the Sun is improving the lives of over 600 Malawians by empowering artisans, their families, and communities. In Malawi, artisans often belong to the informal sector, with limited rights and no access to credit. People of the Sun supports these skilled workers by providing fair wages, interest-free loans, and business training, elevating their status.
The weaving artisans from the TIYANJANE and MANGO clubs are an integral part of Malawi’s heritage and cultural identity, passing on knowledge and skills from one generation to the next.
People of the Sun work with 9 groups of artisans, celebrating their uniqueness and skill. By purchasing this woven item, you are helping to keep the art of weaving and the livelyhoods it supports alive.
If something isn’t quite right, you can return unused and undamaged items within 30 days of receipt. Please note that return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer.
To start a return, simply reach out to us at info@tomorrows.store with your order details. Once we receive the returned item, we'll process your refund to the original payment method within 14 days.
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People of the Sun is committed to reviving Malawi’s centuries-old craft traditions by blending indigenous knowledge with innovative design. The brand helps low-income artisans build sustainable businesses, raising their income and standard of living. In turn, this preserves cultural heritage and ensures indigenous skills are passed down to future generations.
Through a circular value chain, People of the Sun creates social and economic opportunities for artisans while offering beautifully crafted home décor and furniture. Each piece reflects the craftsmanship of Malawi, supporting both the artisans' livelihoods and the survival of these traditional skills.
A beautiful combination of culture, creativity and natural resources.
People of the Sun is committed to reviving Malawi’s centuries-old craft traditions by blending indigenous knowledge with innovative design. The brand helps low-income artisans build sustainable businesses, raising their income and standard of living. In turn, this preserves cultural heritage and ensures indigenous skills are passed down to future generations.
Through a circular value chain, People of the Sun creates social and economic opportunities for artisans while offering beautifully crafted home décor and furniture. Each piece reflects the craftsmanship of Malawi, supporting both the artisans' livelihoods and the survival of these traditional skills.
A beautiful combination of culture, creativity and natural resources.
People of the Sun works with nine artisan groups across Southern Malawi, sourcing locally grown cane and mulaza palm leaves for their products. Each group is carefully selected for their unique skills and commitment to quality. The artisans are taught basic business skills, supported with interest-free loans, and collaborate with designers to create bespoke, innovative designs.
Full visibility is maintained across the supply chain, ensuring efficient production and sustainable growth for the artisans. By connecting these talented craftspeople with global markets, People of the Sun provides regular income, helping artisans grow their businesses and enrich their communities.
People of the Sun works with nine artisan groups across Southern Malawi, sourcing locally grown cane and mulaza palm leaves for their products. Each group is carefully selected for their unique skills and commitment to quality. The artisans are taught basic business skills, supported with interest-free loans, and collaborate with designers to create bespoke, innovative designs.
Full visibility is maintained across the supply chain, ensuring efficient production and sustainable growth for the artisans. By connecting these talented craftspeople with global markets, People of the Sun provides regular income, helping artisans grow their businesses and enrich their communities.
