This square cushion is a small, vibrant piece of Burkina Faso's textile heritage, handwoven by CABES artisans using the Faso Danfani technique. Locally grown organic cotton is spun, dyed and woven by hand, with the majority-female CABES network earning fair wages for the work. It comes in a range of stripes, from playful to classic, made to be mixed and matched across the collection. Filled with 100% Irish wool for a plush, natural finish, it brings warmth and cultural richness to any room it lands in.
CABES textiles are crafted from 100% rainfed cotton. Our cushions are filled with 100% Irish Wool.
CABES works with locally grown, rain-fed organic cotton, reducing water waste and emissions. With a carbon footprint of just 7.58 kg CO_e per kg fabric, sustainability is woven in.
With a majority-female artisan network, CABES provides women with financial independence, skill development, and leadership opportunities, enabling them to support their families and communities.
CABES ensures artisans receive fair wages, fostering economic stability. Through ethical partnerships, the network uplifts communities, valuing craftsmanship while creating sustainable livelihoods in Burkina Faso.
CABES safeguards Burkina FasoÕs rich textile heritage, passing down techniques like Faso Danfani and Bogolan, ensuring traditional handweaving and dyeing thrive in modern design.
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CABES is a collective of over 2,000 artisans dedicated to preserving and innovating West African textile traditions. Established in 2014, CABES specializes in crafting exquisite handwoven fabrics from organic, locally grown cotton. Rooted in Burkina Faso, the network connects weavers, dyers, and designers, ensuring that traditional techniques such as Faso Danfani, Bogolan, and Indigo dyeing continue to thrive.
Today they collaborate with brands and artisans worldwide, blending heritage with contemporary design. With a commitment to sustainability and social impact, CABES has an important social mission to support communities throughout Burkina Faso and uplift them through trade.
CABES is a collective of over 2,000 artisans dedicated to preserving and innovating West African textile traditions. Established in 2014, CABES specializes in crafting exquisite handwoven fabrics from organic, locally grown cotton. Rooted in Burkina Faso, the network connects weavers, dyers, and designers, ensuring that traditional techniques such as Faso Danfani, Bogolan, and Indigo dyeing continue to thrive.
Today they collaborate with brands and artisans worldwide, blending heritage with contemporary design. With a commitment to sustainability and social impact, CABES has an important social mission to support communities throughout Burkina Faso and uplift them through trade.
Each CABES textile is the result of precise craftsmanship, from cotton cultivation to the final weave. Artisans spin, dye, and weave fibers using techniques passed down through generations.
Their signature textile, Faso Danfani, requires nearly 15 days of preparation before weaving begins, with weavers producing around two meters of fabric daily.
Natural dyes, sourced from local plants and minerals, give CABES textiles their distinctive hues, ensuring that every piece carries the essence of its maker and community.
Each CABES textile is the result of precise craftsmanship, from cotton cultivation to the final weave. Artisans spin, dye, and weave fibers using techniques passed down through generations.
Their signature textile, Faso Danfani, requires nearly 15 days of preparation before weaving begins, with weavers producing around two meters of fabric daily.
Natural dyes, sourced from local plants and minerals, give CABES textiles their distinctive hues, ensuring that every piece carries the essence of its maker and community.
