Stunning Hand Woven Ghanian Fans
Intricately woven with a variety of richly hued colors, these fans are one of kind creations that will add a globally conscious style to your home.
Handcrafted using elephant grass by artisans in intimate communities in Ghana, these fans are practical but are also perfect for celebrating the vibrant colors of African culture when used on a wall or shelf as decoration.
Each fan is unique and color and design. Please note that you will be receiving one fan out of an assorted one-of-a-kind colorful collection.
Size: Approximately 10.0 W x 16.0 L x 1.25 H
Care Instructions: To clean or re-shape, simply wet it with cool water, shape it as needed, and allow it to air dry. Avoid using chemicals or detergents.
Organic dyes Made in Ghana.
Feel good knowing that all items carried in the AEED shop are ethically sourced and made by fair trade artists and craftsman. These fans are made sustainably by skilled artists in Ghana.
The Artist’s Process
The material used for weaving in Bolgatanga is elephant grass, this grass is only available in the southern part of Ghana, Kumasi to be precise. The grasses are harvested and dried up, a process which might take up to three (3) days. It is then tied together in big bundles and transported to the Bolga markets. This is where most of the weavers buy their raw materials. The straw grass is further processed before weaving begins.
Intricately woven with a variety of richly hued colors, these fans are one of kind creations that will add a globally conscious style to your home.
Handcrafted using elephant grass by artisans in intimate communities in Ghana, these fans are practical but are also perfect for celebrating the vibrant colors of African culture when used on a wall or shelf as decoration.
Each fan is unique and color and design. Please note that you will be receiving one fan out of an assorted one-of-a-kind colorful collection.
Size: Approximately 10.0 W x 16.0 L x 1.25 H
Care Instructions: To clean or re-shape, simply wet it with cool water, shape it as needed, and allow it to air dry. Avoid using chemicals or detergents.
Organic dyes Made in Ghana.
Feel good knowing that all items carried in the AEED shop are ethically sourced and made by fair trade artists and craftsman. These fans are made sustainably by skilled artists in Ghana.
The Artist’s Process
The material used for weaving in Bolgatanga is elephant grass, this grass is only available in the southern part of Ghana, Kumasi to be precise. The grasses are harvested and dried up, a process which might take up to three (3) days. It is then tied together in big bundles and transported to the Bolga markets. This is where most of the weavers buy their raw materials. The straw grass is further processed before weaving begins.
Intricately woven with a variety of richly hued colors, these fans are one of kind creations that will add a globally conscious style to your home.
Handcrafted using elephant grass by artisans in intimate communities in Ghana, these fans are practical but are also perfect for celebrating the vibrant colors of African culture when used on a wall or shelf as decoration.
Each fan is unique and color and design. Please note that you will be receiving one fan out of an assorted one-of-a-kind colorful collection.
Size: Approximately 10.0 W x 16.0 L x 1.25 H
Care Instructions: To clean or re-shape, simply wet it with cool water, shape it as needed, and allow it to air dry. Avoid using chemicals or detergents.
Organic dyes Made in Ghana.
Feel good knowing that all items carried in the AEED shop are ethically sourced and made by fair trade artists and craftsman. These fans are made sustainably by skilled artists in Ghana.
The Artist’s Process
The material used for weaving in Bolgatanga is elephant grass, this grass is only available in the southern part of Ghana, Kumasi to be precise. The grasses are harvested and dried up, a process which might take up to three (3) days. It is then tied together in big bundles and transported to the Bolga markets. This is where most of the weavers buy their raw materials. The straw grass is further processed before weaving begins.