Intricate bowls made by women in various regions of Africa.

The sweetgrass and sisal fibers used to make the bowls are extracted from agave plants.

Baskets are hand-dyed, and each piece comes with a string attached, allowing them to be hung as art or used around your home!

large bowl: approx. 12" diameter

About the maker

Amsha is a Portland, Oregon based company employing independent artists throughout Africa. Their mission is to empower independent artists by supporting "skills training, market access, fair pay... and a path for economic independence". Founder Laura Walker first stepped on the continent of Africa in 2008. After several trips spent traipsing through Sub-Saharan Africa, a summer in South Africa working in social enterprise, and a deep sense of awe for its diverse people and cultures, she knew she could use business as a tool for social change. With her background in design and business, Laura founded Amsha.