Ever wondered how your home decor could tell a story while supporting ethical craftsmanship? Each piece from Africa carries a legacy of tradition, skill, and cultural pride. Our collection features authentic creations by artisans across 15 nations, blending modern design with timeless techniques.
As a Fair Trade Federation member, we prioritize ethical sourcing and sustainable practices. From woven baskets to sculpted decor, every item reflects natural material variations—proof of genuine artistry. Seasonal collections, like spring-themed accents, offer fresh ways to celebrate global heritage.
With free shipping on qualifying orders and a review rewards program, it’s easier than ever to own a piece of Africa’s vibrant culture. Explore over 100 unique finds that empower communities and elevate your space.
Key Takeaways
- Ethically sourced crafts from 15 African nations
- Fair Trade certified, supporting artisan livelihoods
- Natural material variations highlight authenticity
- Seasonal collections refresh home decor options
- Free shipping available on select orders
Discover the Beauty of Handmade African Products
Why settle for mass-produced decor when you can own art with soul and purpose? These creations blend centuries-old techniques with modern functionality, celebrated across the world for their uniqueness. Every item reflects a legacy of skill, from repurposed oil drums to dyed grasses woven into intricate patterns.
Why Choose Authentic African Crafts?
Mass-produced decor lacks the cultural depth of traditional crafts. Instead, artisans transform sustainable materials like banana leaf and sisal into durable pieces. Ghanaian baskets, for example, feature symbolic patterns tied to community stories.
Recycled metal sculptures showcase innovation, turning discarded materials into striking wall art. These eco-friendly products support livelihoods while reducing waste.
The Artistry Behind Every Piece
Hand-carved details in wooden figurines or Mbira instruments preserve ancestral traditions. Sisal fiber baskets withstand daily use, proving beauty and practicality coexist.
Each stitch and weave honors heritage, making these items more than decor—they’re conversation starters with a purpose. By choosing them, you sustain art forms at risk of fading away.
Handmade African Baskets: Woven with Tradition
Transform your space with baskets that carry generations of craftsmanship. These pieces are more than storage—they’re heirlooms woven from natural fibers like elephant grass and sisal. Each design reflects centuries of technique, perfect for adding warmth to modern homes.
Ghanaian Baskets: A Timeless Favorite
Bolga baskets from Ghana are back in stock ($40–$45). Artisans use elephant grass to create durable weaves that last decades. The tight coils resist wear, making them ideal for daily use.
Storage baskets come in 12″ to 16″ sizes. To care for them, wipe with a damp cloth and avoid prolonged moisture. View the intricate patterns—each tells a community story.
Sisal and Recycled Material Baskets
Coiled sisal fruit bowls ($15–$40) feature natural dye patterns. The fibers are dyed with plant-based pigments, ensuring eco-friendly vibrancy.
Recycled plastic baskets showcase innovation. Artisans transform waste into striking designs, like market baskets or elaborate wedding pieces. Compare the craftsmanship—simpler styles start at $20, while detailed works reach $100+.
Exquisite African Metal Art for Your Home
Turn your walls into a gallery of sustainable stories with bold metal creations. These pieces blend recycled materials with artistic vision, offering one-of-a-kind decor. From geometric wall hangings to animal sculptures, each work reflects skilled craftsmanship.
Recycled Metal Wall Decor
A 36″ giraffe sculpture made from bicycle parts commands attention. The oxidation process creates unique patinas, ensuring no two pieces are alike. Bestsellers like the $59.99 sunburst design add modern flair to any room.
Artisans weld discarded metal into intricate patterns. These eco-friendly works range from $15 to $299, making sustainable art accessible. Limited-edition signed pieces by master metalworkers are also available.
Handcrafted Metal Sculptures
Coffee table sculptures feature weighted brass bases for stability. The Shona stone and metal horn player ($48) combines textures for a striking effect. Each piece supports ethical practices and cultural preservation.
Explore abstract designs or figurative works like the 14″ tribal art piece. These sculptures are durable and conversation-worthy. Seasonal sales offer chances to own these treasures at special prices.
Wooden Art: Carvings with Cultural Stories
Wood tells stories—each grain holds the memory of the hands that shaped it. From ceremonial masks to kitchen tools, these pieces blend artistry with everyday function. Every carving reflects techniques passed down through generations, making them more than decor.
Hand-Carved Figurines
Figurines capture tribal life scenes, like farmers harvesting or dancers mid-performance. Fertility dolls, carved from ebony, symbolize prosperity and lineage. Artists adapt Shona stone techniques to wood, creating textured details.
Makonde tribe carvings stand out for their intricate layered designs. Each piece ($9.99–$69.99) comes with a story card explaining its cultural roots.
Functional Wooden Homeware
A 3-piece salad set includes serving utensils, perfect for gatherings. Acacia wood cheese boards feature juice grooves and natural finishes. Hardwood items like these resist warping, while softwood requires oiling every few months.
Compare the weight of teak vs. mahogany spoons—both age beautifully. These items prove utility and artistry can coexist seamlessly.
African Beadwork and Jewelry Collections
Every bead tells a story—wear heritage with pride through vibrant jewelry collections. From bold necklaces to delicate waist beads, each piece reflects the skill of artisans preserving ancient techniques.
Maasai beadwork uses colors symbolically: red for bravery, blue for energy, and green for land. These meanings transform accessories into cultural statements. Current favorites include adjustable waist beads with gold accents ($25), perfect for layering.
Watch discarded glass bottles become dazzling beads through a 12-step recycling process. Artisans melt, shape, and polish materials into uniform pieces. The result? Eco-friendly necklaces ($29.99–$59.99) that sparkle sustainably.
Make a statement with recycled paper bead designs. Lightweight yet durable, these necklaces pair well with Zulu love letter bead sets. Limited stock alert: Turquoise Maasai collars are on sale while supplies last.
Fair Trade African Tea: Sip with Purpose
Savor more than flavor—every cup of Fair Trade tea supports sustainable farming communities. Our organic blends, sourced from family-owned rooibos farms in the Cederberg region, offer a world of taste and tradition. Each purchase helps artisans thrive while you enjoy caffeine-free wellness.
Gift-Ready Tea Tins
Holiday gift sets feature hand-painted tins with vibrant illustrations. View the limited-edition designs, from geometric patterns to wildlife motifs. Prices range from $11.99 for recyclable pouches to $29.99 for ornate tins.
Spring’s floral infusion combines buchu leaves and rose petals—a refreshing twist on classic rooibos. Compare it to honeybush, another caffeine-free favorite with earthy notes.
Organic Blends from Small Farms
Farmers use centuries-old techniques to cultivate red rooibos, sun-drying leaves for rich flavor. The tea cooperatives reinvest profits into education and healthcare, creating a ripple effect of change.
Try our bestselling blends: vanilla rooibos or spiced chai. Each sip celebrates the Cederberg’s biodiversity and the families who nurture it. Explore the full collection online—your morning ritual just got more meaningful.
Ethical Sourcing: Supporting African Artisans
Behind every crafted piece lies a promise—fair wages and thriving communities. We partner with artisans across 15 nations, ensuring 78% of revenue directly supports their craft centers and families. This model transforms purchases into tools for sustainable change.
Our Fair Trade Commitment
Since 2018, artisan incomes have grown by 42% through our wage formula. It factors in skill level, hours worked, and local living costs. We also invest in infrastructure—like Ghana’s weaving cooperative, now equipped with solar-powered workshops.
Training programs teach business management and digital marketing. These skills help artisans scale their work globally. Video testimonials reveal how these initiatives empower entire villages.
How Your Purchase Makes a Difference
Every sale funds education grants and healthcare access. In Zimbabwe, a single sculpture sale covers a child’s school fees for a year. Our traceability system lets you see the world your support reaches.
By choosing ethically sourced goods, you preserve traditions at risk of fading. It’s more than decor—it’s a hand up for generations to come.
Springtime Collection: Fresh African Decor
Refresh your space with seasonal decor that blends tradition and modern charm. This limited-edition collection features pastel-colored baskets and floral metal wall art, perfect for brightening any room. Each piece celebrates renewal while supporting artisan communities.
New arrivals include eggshell-finish ceramic vases with delicate etchings. View the full range of sizes, from petite bud holders to statement centerpieces. Pair them with botanical print throw pillows for a cohesive look.
The collection also introduces woven storage baskets with leather handles in soft hues. These versatile pieces add functionality and style to shelves or coffee tables. Limited stock alert: Mother’s Day gift bundles are now on sale.
Spring table linens feature hand-stitched motifs inspired by seasonal blooms. Choose from napkin sets or runners, all made with natural dyes. For a limited time, enjoy 15% off select items during our spring sale.
Handmade Leather Goods from Africa
Leather isn’t just material—it’s a canvas of culture and craftsmanship. Each piece in our collection, from journals to crossbody bags, reflects centuries-old techniques. Genuine leather journals ($39.99–$69.99) feature tribal stamp designs, making every page turn a nod to heritage.
Artisans use vegetable tanning with marula oil, a natural process that enhances durability. This method avoids harsh chemicals, preserving the leather’s texture and eco-friendly appeal. Compare the before/after transformation—rough hides become sleek, functional art.
New arrivals include passport holders with geometric motifs and laptop briefcases with brass zippers. These durable items are backed by a lifetime warranty, ensuring long-term use. For care, condition leather monthly with natural oils to maintain its luster.
Add artistry to your cart with crossbody bags, now back in stock. Each purchase supports skilled makers in Cape Town, where exotic skins like ostrich and zebra are ethically sourced. Limited quantities available—shop before these treasures sell out.
Unique African Baby Gifts and Sets
Celebrate new beginnings with meaningful gifts that nurture both baby and tradition. Our collection blends safety standards with cultural artistry, offering thoughtful presents for little ones. Each item supports ethical craftsmanship while adding warmth to nurseries.
Organic cotton onesies ($16.99) feature breathable fabric and symbolic prints. Pair them with wooden teething rings ($34.99) carved from sustainable materials. These practical yet artistic baby essentials make perfect naming ceremony gifts.
Beaded crib mobiles combine vibrant colors with safety-tested materials. The designs avoid small parts while maintaining cultural authenticity. Every piece comes with a story card explaining its significance.
Explore our organic doll collection dressed in miniature traditional clothing. These heirloom-quality toys teach cultural appreciation through play. Educational animal puzzle sets also help develop early cognitive skills.
Complete your gift with washable mudcloth bib sets, now on sale. The absorbent cotton features iconic patterns that withstand daily use. During our seasonal sale, enjoy bundled discounts on multiple baby items.
From first smiles to first steps, these treasures grow with your child. They’re more than products—they’re connections to heritage and heart.
Scrimshaw Art: Rare Handcrafted Treasures
Discover the lost art of bone carving, a craft that transforms simple materials into museum-worthy treasures. Each piece is etched by hand, using techniques passed down through generations. Artisans carve intricate scenes into bone, tooth, or tusk, then enhance them with natural pigments like candle ash.
Collectors cherish whale tooth replicas, legally sourced from pre-1973 materials. These signed pieces ($29.99–$6,800) depict maritime legends or wildlife. View the safari scene pendants—miniature masterworks perfect for display.
The crown jewel? A portable wine table with a 4-glass holder ($6,800). This functional art piece doubles as a conversation starter. Its surface showcases etched narratives, sealed with wax for durability.
Preserve your scrimshaw with proper care. Lightly oil surfaces to prevent cracking, and view them away from direct sunlight. These methods ensure your heirloom lasts for decades.
Musical Instruments Crafted by African Artists
Feel the rhythm of centuries-old traditions with handmade musical treasures. Each instrument tells a story through its materials and craftsmanship. From the buzzing tones of mbiras to the deep resonance of djembes, these pieces bring authentic sounds to your space.
Mbira thumb pianos ($44.99) produce mesmerizing metallic tones. Their iron keys are mounted on wooden soundboards, creating vibrations that carry spiritual significance. These portable instruments are perfect for meditation or creative exploration.
Djembe drums ($59.99-$299.99) range from beginner to professional quality. Artists carve them from single logs, stretching goat skin over the top. Proper tuning involves adjusting ropes to achieve the perfect bass, tone, and slap sounds.
Kalimba songbook bundles make learning traditional melodies easy. The included guides teach proper thumb techniques and maintenance. These sets are ideal for musicians wanting to connect with African musical roots.
Professional kora instruments feature 21 strings and calabash resonators. Their harp-like sound complements both traditional and contemporary music. Each kora represents months of careful construction by master builders.
Balafons hold spiritual importance in many communities. The wooden bars and gourd resonators create bright, percussive tones. Their construction follows sacred measurements passed through generations.
Beginner-friendly sets introduce these instruments with simplified designs. During our seasonal sale, enjoy 10% off complete starter packages. These collections help preserve musical heritage while making it accessible to all.
Explore our limited-edition signed pieces before they’re gone. Every purchase supports the artists keeping these traditions alive. Let these instruments become your gateway to rich cultural sounds.
Banana Leaf Art: Sustainable and Striking
Nature’s canvas comes alive in pressed leaf creations that blend sustainability with striking design. These pieces celebrate the world’s botanical diversity, from vibrant greens to autumn hues. Each leaf undergoes a natural preservation process, ensuring longevity without synthetic treatments.
Seasonal variations shine in framed specimens ($39.99), where spring’s delicate veins contrast with summer’s bold textures. Artisans hand-select leaves for their symmetry and color, creating globally inspired wall art. Limited-edition sets capture rare patterns, like monsoon-season fronds.
Coaster sets ($16.99) showcase practicality meets artistry. Treated with humidity-resistant wax, they withstand daily use while highlighting nature’s intricate details. Perfect for wedding table settings, these eco-friendly accents add organic elegance to any event.
Explore our seasonal sale on botanical collections—durable, biodegradable, and crafted to spark conversations. From minimalist frames to elaborate wreaths, each piece honors Earth’s fleeting beauty.
Perks of Shopping with Us
Shopping should be rewarding—discover perks that make every purchase special. From automatic savings to VIP treats, we’ve designed programs to enhance your experience. Whether you’re stocking up or gifting, these benefits add extra value to your cart.
Free Shipping on Orders Over $50
Enjoy hassle-free delivery when you spend $50 or more. Discounts stack too—pair a seasonal sale with free shipping for maximum savings. No codes needed; savings apply automatically at checkout.
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Conclusion: Bring Africa’s Craftsmanship Home
Every purchase connects you to a legacy of skill and cultural pride. Our Fair Trade partnerships ensure 78% of revenue supports artisans, empowering communities across the world.
Download our free gift guide PDF for curated ideas. Discover the faces behind your decor in our upcoming artisan spotlight series. Tag us on social media—we feature customer stories weekly!
Use code SPRING15 for 15% off your first order. Sustainable materials, timeless designs, and ethical impact—all in your cart.
FAQ
What makes African baskets unique?
Each basket is woven by skilled artisans using traditional techniques. Materials like sisal and recycled fabrics add durability and eco-friendly appeal.
Are metal art pieces safe for outdoor use?
Most metal wall decor and sculptures are treated for weather resistance. However, we recommend placing them in covered areas to preserve their finish.
How do I care for wooden carvings?
Dust regularly with a soft cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a slightly damp towel and avoid harsh chemicals to maintain the wood’s natural beauty.
What’s special about African beadwork?
Beads are hand-strung in vibrant patterns, often reflecting cultural symbols. Each piece tells a story through its colors and designs.
Is your tea ethically sourced?
Yes! Our organic blends come from small farms that practice fair trade. Farmers receive fair wages, and sustainable farming methods are prioritized.
Can I return custom-made leather goods?
Due to their personalized nature, these items are final sale. We ensure quality checks before shipping to meet your expectations.
Are baby gift sets machine washable?
Most sets include handwoven cotton or soft fabrics. Spot cleaning is recommended, but check individual product care labels for specifics.
How long does shipping take?
Delivery typically takes 7–14 business days within the U.S. International orders vary by destination. Free shipping kicks in for orders over .
