Sisal Hanging Basket with Twist Handle (2 Sizes)

Bring calm to busy corners. These sisal hanging baskets tuck away everyday clutter while adding warm, natural texture to your space.

Sizes & colours

• • Small: 15×15cm – perfect for post, keys, onions/garlic, bathroom bits, craft supplies.

  • Medium: 26×26cm – great for hats & scarves, loo rolls, bedtime books, toys or lightweight shoes.

  • Colours: Neutral, Mustard base, Indigo base, Forest Green base.
    Each basket includes a twist-woven handle for easy hanging.

Features

• • Durable, minimally processed sisal fibre

  • Space-saving vertical storage

  • Hand-dyed block colour base

  • Ethically made; women-led collective in Kitangi, Kenya

Care
Wipe clean; reshape with a light mist and stuff to dry. Use a waterproof liner for plants. Indoor use recommended.

About the artisans
Your basket supports female weavers in Kitangi with fair wages and flexible work that sustains families and preserves traditional craft.

Karakorum introduces you to artisans of the world and the beautiful stories behind their products. This ethical home decor brand is a joyous celebration of traditional crafts, small business and fair trade practices. 

Karakorum is named after the former capital of the Moghul Empire, one of the most important cities on the Silk Road, despite its small size. Likewise, the brand is a small-but-mighty route for trade from around the world. 

A scroll through the Karakorum collection is like looking into the shop window of global artisans. Find candles crafted in Eswatini alongside Indian throws, Moroccan lanterns and Guatemalan sugar skull mugs. 

All Karakorum products have a special story and significance. Even more importantly, everything in the range is ethically made and sourced. That means the makers get a fair wage, there’s no exploitation in the supply chain, women are treated equally and the local community benefits from Karakorum’s trade. 

Whether you’re after a memorable, meaningful gift or a piece you can show off in your own home with pride – the Karakorum collection is the place to find it.