Uganda Craft Collection Plate 'Black and Natural Wheel'-Wall Basket-AARVEN
Uganda Craft Collection Plate 'Black and Natural Wheel'-Wall Basket-AARVEN
Uganda Craft Collection Plate 'Black and Natural Wheel'-Wall Basket-AARVEN
Uganda Craft Collection Plate 'Black and Natural Wheel'-Wall Basket-AARVEN
Uganda Craft Collection Plate 'Black and Natural Wheel'-Wall Basket-AARVEN
Uganda Craft Collection Plate 'Black and Natural Wheel'-Wall Basket-AARVEN
Uganda Craft Collection Plate 'Black and Natural Wheel'-Wall Basket-AARVEN
Uganda Craft Collection Plate 'Black and Natural Wheel'-Wall Basket-AARVEN

AARVEN

Uganda Craft Collection Plate 'Black and Natural Wheel'

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LIMITED EDITION! ONE-OF-A-KIND

Handwoven Ugandan Plate.

Ethically produced using natural materials and dyes. Use it to display keepsakes, gifts, stationary, paperwork, keys, and more. Even hang it on your wall for a stunning, authentic accent of African culture. Combine with our other plates or woven bowls to create your very own art wall.

The minimalist yet stylish and bohemian design makes it an excellent addition to any room. Pop it in your study to calm the work vibes, or in your longue to create an earthy living space. It will look great in your bedroom too! You can't go wrong with this limited edition, Ugandan handwoven decorative plate.

From the breath-taking country of Uganda, Africa, this beautiful basket was crafted by a talented group of artisans. Led by the head weaver, Topista, the community spends days creating each piece. Our longstanding partnership ensures a consistent income for the weavers and their families.

Our co-founder, Bee, discovered the weavers in a rural village in Uganda during a memorable visit. There she met Ruth, who leads the group, and Topista.

Read more about our Artisans here.