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Large Woven Jute Basket with Green Handle

£55.00
Hand-woven jute storage basket with recycled sari fabric handle, crafted by female artisans. Perfect for logs or home storage with natural variations in size and colour.
£55.00

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The perfect basket for storing logs for the fire or as a storage basket in the home. The slouchy but sturdy jute basket is hand woven and features recycled sari fabric handle wrapped around the handle.

Each basket is hand crafted by female artisans Meri and Tara.

Baskets may vary a little in terms of size, shape, as well as colour thanks to the natural jute and recycled sari fabric.

Materials: Natural jute leaf, recycled sari fabric and cotton

Dimensions: Opening width: 40cm, Height: 35cm, Bottom width: 30cm

Care: To remove any dust from your basket, gently shake the basket outside or use a vacuum with a soft bristle attachment. We advise not to get the basket wet.

SO JUST SHOP curates accessories and homewares which create a better world for the women who make them. They thoughtfully source beautiful lifestyle products for their collection from female artisans in vulnerable and marginalised communities in 20 countries across the world. 

Their business is built on having fair and ethical relationships with the women they work with. As well as paying a living wage, they offer opportunities for training and upskilling, especially in male-dominated skills. All this helps these talented artisans towards economic empowerment. 

It also gives them the education and tools to provide for their families, which has a positive impact across their wider community. And ultimately, the whole country too, since they can make a sustainable and valuable contribution to the economy. It’s all-round good business creating ripples of change far and wide, which we love. 

SO JUST SHOP aims to lift 250,000 women and their families out of poverty through their ethical, sustainable products. Products which include block printed wrapping paper produced at a Fairtrade cooperative in Delhi, ceramics made using ancient Palestinian handicraft traditions and stylish upcycled jewellery.