Tackussanu Senegal

By Tackussanu Senegal

Black

By Tackussanu Senegal

Flat Lid

These griot baskets can be such great storage items. Just a touch of blue color. Style your space with a necessary but beautiful item! Our baskets are handmade by artisan women in rural areas of Senegal. These artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called "coiling". They take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable & eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

It is a beautiful addition to my home and much more attractive than it appears in the photos. The blue coloring is striking and a perfect complement to my refreshed bedroom. Great purchase!. Abbie. Silver Spring, MD. Fri Mar 10 2023

By Tackussanu Senegal

Natural/Black

Luxe Marmite basket - the French word for pot. This simple pot shape basket with a fancy leather trim lid. Kitchen space - use to store dry rice or beans, and serve your warm bread. Living space - use it to store your extra wires lying around headphones or any of your daily used items. Bathroom use - for hand towels, bars of soap, and any loose items. Just let it be your floor decor while hiding loose items. Our baskets are handmade by artisan women in rural areas of Senegal. These artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called coiling they take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable & eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

This is such a great basket, beautiful! I bought for as a gift and she loved this. This is so cute sitting in the living room very classy looking. I highly recommend this in any home.. Anonymous. Thu Aug 15 2024

By Tackussanu Senegal

White Basket with Brown Color Leather

Our baskets are handmade by artisan women in Rural Areas. These Artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called "coiling". They take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable, and eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

Barbara. Santa Rosa, CA. Fri Mar 17 2023

By Tackussanu Senegal

Black

Elevate your indoor plant game with this planter, the perfect home for ferns, fiddle leaf fig trees, and more, whether real or faux. This planter is individually hand-woven with a touch of luxury organic leather trim around the opening.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Black

Our baskets are handmade by artisan women in rural areas of Senegal. These artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called coiling they take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable, and eco-friendly.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Beige

Our baskets are handmade by artisan women in Rural Areas. These Artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called "coiling". They take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable, and eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

Sharon. Boynton Beach, FL. Mon May 29 2023

By Tackussanu Senegal

White/Brown, 8" H x 15.5" W x 15.5" D

Bousso Seagrass Basket is a compact container designed as a catchall basket. Best used to hold magazines, records, laptops/tablets, and loose papers. Ideal for a closet, pantry, and small space shelving. The basket features organic leather applique and salvage plastic.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Black

Great storage for kids' toys, knitting yarns, dry foods, etc. Gives a total boho style to your space. One basket one lid. Our baskets are handmade by artisan women in Rural Areas of Senegal. These artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called "coiling". They take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable, and eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Yellow

Our baskets are handmade by artisan women in rural areas of Senegal. These artisans have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called coiling. They take the locally grown grass and wrap it in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable, and eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

Anonymous. Tue Mar 21 2023

By Tackussanu Senegal

White

Our products are handmade by artisan women in Rural Areas. These Artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called "coiling". They take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable, and eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Black

Our baskets are handmade by artisan women in Rural Areas. These Artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called "coiling". They take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable, and eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

Beautiful quality.. Karen. Sarasota, FL. Sun Sep 07 2025

By Tackussanu Senegal

Beige/Brown

The baskets are handmade by artisan women in rural areas of Senegal. These artisans have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called coiling. They take the locally grown grass, and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable, and eco-friendly. The entire process allows their artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

Great satisfaction!. Jean-francois. Montréal (anjou), QC. Fri Jun 25 2021

By Tackussanu Senegal

Blue

Our baskets are handmade by artisan women in Rural Areas of Senegal. These Artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called "coiling". They take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable & Eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

By Tackussanu Senegal

White

The baskets are handmade by artisan women in Rural Areas of Senegal. These Artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called coiling they take the locally grown grass wrapped in recycled plastic strips. They are making these items durable, sustainable & Eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

Great addition to my bathroom storage. Kallie. Carlsbad, CA. Sat Apr 15 2023

By Tackussanu Senegal

Yellow

Our baskets are handmade by artisan women in Rural Areas. These Artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called "coiling". They take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable, and eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

Cool accent piece.. Carol Ann. US. Sun Dec 25 2022

By Tackussanu Senegal

Simplicity at its best. This is a large handmade basket with a flat lid. Used for storage while giving your room a piece of art exposure.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Upgrade your bathroom or umbrella holder/canes. Luxe Jummy basket is offered now in the leather trim top with a leather tassel. The basket can hold 5 to 6 rolls of toilet tissue The entrance of your home place this leather cylinder basket and stores canes/umbrellas, yoga mats or it makes for a beautiful flower holder, etc...

By Tackussanu Senegal

Enter the season with an alternative-luxe assortment of novel woven pieces. The Winter Blues collection is distinguished with a natural blue and pure white pattern throughout.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Enter the season with an alternative-luxe assortment of novel woven pieces. The Winter Blues collection is distinguished with a natural blue and pure white pattern throughout.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Our Capsule collection is made to order each arrangement. Add easy elegance to your decor with magnolia leaves, dried pampas, replica daisies, peony buds, and a white black-eyed arrangement in a woven basket. You can transition the arrangement to another vessel and use the small brown and black basket. For an instant refresh, display this life-like arrangement on any shelf or table to accent your decor in your home or office. No maintenance is needed, and your floral arrangement will look lovely all year long.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Teranga Basket Flat Lid masterfully crafted basket that takes 8 days to create. This basket stands alone with beautiful craftsmanship and features 100% organic leather details, and two sturdy handles for convenient carry, it can hold blankets, pillows, etc. Upgrade your space with a necessary but beautiful item.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Teranga Basket Flat Lid masterfully crafted basket that takes 8 days to create. This basket stands alone with beautiful craftsmanship and features 100% genuine leather details, and two sturdy handles for convenient carry, it can hold blankets, pillows, etc. Upgrade your space with a necessary but beautiful item. Our baskets are handmade by artisan women in rural areas of Senegal. These artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called "coiling". They take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable, and eco-friendly.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Beautiful hand-made woven bowls are ideal for fruit, bread, or Nik-Naks. Can give any counter or tabletop a pop of color. They come in a range of natural & subtle colors. baskets are handmade by artisan women in rural areas of Senegal. These artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called "coiling". They take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable, amp, and eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Beautiful hand-made woven bowls are ideal for fruit, bread, or Nik-Naks. Can give any counter or tabletop a pop of color. They come in a range of natural & subtle colors. baskets are handmade by artisan women in rural areas of Senegal. These artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called "coiling". They take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable, and, amp, eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Beautiful hand-made woven bowls are ideal for fruit, bread, or Nik-Naks. Can give any counter or tabletop a pop of color. Baskets are handmade by artisan women in Rural areas of Senegal. These Artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called "coiling". They take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable and amp, and eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Beautiful hand-made woven bowls are ideal for fruit, bread, or Nik-Naks. Can give any counter or tabletop a pop of color. Baskets are handmade by artisan women in Rural areas of Senegal. These Artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called "coiling". They take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable and amp, and eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Beautiful hand-made woven bowls are ideal for fruit, bread, or Nik-Naks. Can give any counter or tabletop a pop of color. Baskets are handmade by artisan women in Rural areas of Senegal. These Artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called "coiling". They take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable and amp, and eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

By Tackussanu Senegal

The Kiff-Kiff set is named after the Wolof nomenclature for the term "variation" or "not the same." As the first of its kind in the collection, these objects are coiled using an ancient technique discovered by archeologists excavating the Sahel region of West Africa during the 1920s. With geological evidence of this art form's existence for over 2,000 years, The Wild collection offers a cultural and historical resurgence preserved in modern form. With each vessel molded and glazed by hand, the production of each object takes up to 14 days rendering unique functional objects. The Set is made from a mixture of indigenous Senegalese ceramic wild clay, terracotta, and quartz.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Beautiful hand-made woven bowls are ideal for fruit, bread, or Nik-Naks. Can give any counter or tabletop a pop of color. Baskets are handmade by artisan women in Rural areas of Senegal. These Artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called "coiling". They take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable and amp, and eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Made by artisan Nogay in Ndiakhaté, Senegal, she furnishes her storefront with these handmade risers out of local recycled wood. With the high demand for raw wood materials and lack of access women have to commercial wood supply, Nogay has created multifunctional risers that can be adhered to any flat surface as a shelf. These easy-to-use objects will add warmth, character, and ethical style to any space.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Made by artisan Nogay in Ndiakhaté, Senegal, she furnishes her storefront with these handmade risers out of local recycled wood. With the high demand for raw wood materials and lack of access women have to commercial wood supply, Nogay has created multifunctional risers that can be adhered to any flat surface as a shelf. These easy-to-use objects will add warmth, character, and ethical style to any space.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Our baskets are handmade by artisan women in rural areas of Senegal. These artisans have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called coiling. They take the locally grown grass, and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable, and eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

By Tackussanu Senegal

The baskets are handmade by artisan women in rural areas of Senegal. These artisans have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called coiling. They take the locally grown grass wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable, and eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

By Tackussanu Senegal

Our baskets are handmade by artisan women in Rural Areas. These Artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called "coiling". They take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable, and eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.

I purchased the basket to use as storage to keep couch blankets out of sight when not being used. This basket is stunning and exceeded any expectation I might have had. The workmanship is exceptional. I definitely recommend this basket!!!. Susan. Euclid, OH. Mon Jun 21 2021

By Tackussanu Senegal

Our baskets are handmade by artisan women in Rural Areas. These Artisan women have skills and traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. They work from home, usually weaving under mango trees in the late afternoon and evening. The process of making the basket is called "coiling". They take the locally grown grass and it is wrapped in recycled plastic strips. Making these items durable, sustainable, and eco-friendly. The entire process allows our artisans to extend their market from local to global, allowing them the opportunity for independence and empowerment. Thank you for supporting their work and allowing their traditions to be passed down through families and into the global marketplace.