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Gradient baskets

Gradient baskets

$ 1,289.00 MXN
$ 1,289.00 MXN
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Magdalena Peñasco, Oaxaca

The Degradé baskets were woven by artisans from the group “Ñaa ka jani” in Mixtec, Women who weave in Spanish, from the Mixtec community of Magdalena Peñasco in the state of Oaxaca.

They are woven by 7 artisan women from the Magdalena Peñasco community, in the Sierra Mixteca of Oaxaca. The set is made up of 3 baskets with a square base and a round top finish, the color of the base starts in natural green and gradually changes to the natural beige color of the palm in the upper half. The Degradé Baskets pay tribute to the natural colors of the palm that are manually classified from palm to palm, separating their tones to later be woven.

These baskets fit one inside the other and can be used for home storage or as flower pots. It is recommended to clean with a damp cloth and allow to dry well before using or storing.

Care: It is recommended to clean with a damp cloth and let it dry well before using or storing

Allied Organization: Tekiti

Measures :

  • Small basket: 17cm diameter x 17cm height
  • Medium basket: 20cm diameter x 20cm height
  • Large basket: 23cm diameter x 23cm height.

Colors : Beige and taupe
Materials : Mixtec palm

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ABOUT THE PARTNER ORGANIZATION

Tekiti

TEKITI is a company dedicated to facilitating fair trade relationships between traditional Mexican artisan workshops and new buyers. Our value lies in solving problems and making things happen in a fair way to generate benefits for all parties and improve the working and living conditions of the artisans with whom we work.

Our mission is to make crafts an economically viable activity for the millions of people who dedicate themselves to it. To do this, while we promote fair and responsible trade in traditional artisan work, we seek to improve the conditions of exchange in both directions: the professionalization of artisan workshops and the awareness of customers through horizontality and dialogue.