12-13” x 11-12”

The unique Batonga Nongo baskets are hand-woven by artisans in Zimbabwe. These artisans are well known for their basket weaving skills and mathematical design sense. Vase shaped with intricate geometric patterns unique to each basket, they vary in pattern and shape.

Please note that many of our handmade items are one of a kind, perfectly imperfect, vintage and have indigenous repair work which we believe adds to the intrinsic value and beauty of the items. No two items are exactly the same. As a result, our website photos are a close representation of the items available, but may not be identical to the ones you receive. If you prefer to select an exact item, please notify us at info@thewanderlane.com and we will send photos of what we have in stock.

Medium - 78” x 17” x 14”

Carved from a single piece of native hardwood and originating from the Senufo people of the Ivory Coast. The Senufo bed is supported by four tapering legs with an arching triangular pillow carved at one end. The entire bed tapers, flaring at the end. These beds come in various sizes, all retaining traditional Senufo classic styling. The wood grains are beautiful and their sleek elegant styling have made them one of the most popular African forms used in interior design.

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13” x 22.5”

Resembling the Ghana Bolga baskets, these lovely handcrafted bulb shaped baskets are ideal for those who love organic, tactile pieces and are perfect for storage in any room.

The Wanderlane Wool Collection explores a unique mix of wool felt and natural fibres. Modern and simplistic design merges vibrant ethnicity inspired by the South African landscape and diverse cultures. These pieces are handmade from Merino wool and Karakul, ethically sourced and produced in South Africa. The addition of silk and other natural fibers wonderfully transforms the felt to reveal a surprising and luxurious texture. Our Wanderlane Wool Collection is part of an all women’s collective supporting & training local artisans to create innovative sustainable products.

Please note that many of our handmade items are one of a kind, perfectly imperfect which we believe adds to the intrinsic value and beauty of the items. No two items are exactly the same.

Small - 7.5” x 9”

These cylindrical wooden vessels are carved with great skill by the pastoral Tutsi people who used these vessels to collect milk, honey and carry food. Over the years, as the vessels require repairs, the Tutsi artisans use metal pieces to restore their functionality as they pass them down from generation to generation. The intricate metal patching results in preserving a unique and functional piece of art adding to its intrinsic value.

Please note that many of our handmade items are one of a kind, perfectly imperfect, vintage and have indigenous decorative repair work which we believe adds to the intrinsic value and beauty of the items. No two items are exactly the same.