Moroccan Bread Basket - Set of 2

By Verve Culture
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Add a Touch of the Exotic to Your Table or Kitchen.

Our Moroccan Bread Baskets are typical designs originating in the Sahara Desert and created by Berbers. They are made with hand-woven palm leaves and decorated with wool using sustainable dyes. These baskets are traditionally used to store bread, fruits, and utensils as they keep things fresh in the kitchen but can also be a great hiding spot for treasures around the house.

How They Are Made

Artisan Detail

Our baskets are ethically sourced and handwoven and sewn by artisans in Marrakesh. The baskets are woven in different areas but decorated by women in their homes while they look after their children. There are many colors used depending on what is available and sometimes the women add tufts or embroidery to the lids.

Care

Hand washes with a damp cloth.

Dimensions

Basket 1 -

8.5'' diameter
7'' base height
11.5'' height with the top

Basket 2 -
7'' diameter
2.5'' base height
7.5'' height with the top

Please Note: Due to the handmade nature of this product, the sizes may vary.

Bringing you on a cultural journey with artisan-made culinary & home goods from around the world

Introducing Verve Culture

They are dedicated to providing an intimate look at how particular tools and preferences can produce unique interactions with friends and family. Every one of their gourmet food, home goods, and kitchen products comes with a description of how it was made, who made it, and when it was made. 

Values and Social Impact

Verve culture collaborates with a group of incredible artists and craftspeople who have been their allies throughout their journey. They provide a platform for other businesses to grow and are proud to share their stories of tradition and passion.

About the Founders

Jules and Jacquie, mother and daughter founders, have been in the gift business together for 27 years. They started looking for more distinctive products with heart and soul after getting disenchanted with the mass-produced goods that were so prominent on the market.