Ghanaian Hand Woven Tubular Toilet Roll Holder ‘Green Stripes’
PRE-ORDER: This item is currently on pre-order. Secure yours now, with delivery expected 3 months from purchase date.
A truly unique concept designed by Bee, our imaginative co-founder. Created to optimise space in your bathroom, this toilet roll holder can fit approximately six rolls! Stack them within the sturdy woven basket, protecting the tissue from bacteria, water, and mist. Simply slot a roll onto the holder for convenient and easy use.
Handwoven by expert artisans in Ghana with the indigenous veta vera plant, making it hardwearing and a once-in-a-lifetime purchase. Crafted using traditional techniques which have been passed down through the generations, preserving cultural methods. Made using environmentally friendly natural materials and dyes.
The beautiful African-inspired artwork is an impressive display of the immense time and skill put into the creation of this handwoven piece.
Our continuous partnership with the incredible Ghanaian artisans ensures a consistent income for many families within the wonderful community. No two baskets are the same, making yours completely original!
WHO MADE YOUR BASKET?
Our woven baskets and fans from Ghana are made by a talented group of artisans based in the Upper East Region, under the Burkina Fasso border. The baskets are made with indigenous veta vera which grows abundantly in this hot, dry area. The co-operative we have partnered with is led by Agana, who works closely with the weavers.
Read more about our Artisans here.
DETAILS
Materials: Elephant Grass
Sizing: Full Height 70cm x Inner Depth 62cm x Diameter 15cm. Made to hold 5 toilet rolls inside.
CARE
Your product may arrive folded or slightly out of shape. When this occurs, Ghanaian toilet roll holders can be easily brought back to life with a quick steam using a steamer or steam setting on your iron. Steam the light shade and manually shape. Please be careful as the straw may be hot.
To clean, simply wipe clean with a damp cloth or sponge, remove most of the moisture with a dry towel and leave to air dry naturally.
Avoid placing in direct sunlight as this may cause some of the colours to fade.
