Collection of two-color ethnic fabrics of synthetic raffia, inspired by the Bakuba tribe, which lives in central Africa, known for its artisanal elaboration of textiles using raffia as the main material.
Bakuba
Two-tone ethnic fabric of synthetic raffia with a geometric design. Available in 3 ranges: black, beige and white.
Kasai
Two-tone ethnic fabric of synthetic raffia with a plain design. Available in 4 ranges: black, beige, bone and white.
A collaborative design project
Earlier this year, two designers joined virtual forces to launch an Instagram-based, collective design project. We’re talking of Toronto-based designer Jamie Wolfond and Rotterdam-based textilish product designer Adrianus Kundert who came in on Instagram with a very simple idea: every week, they would launch a brief on@_basketclub_ asking designers to weave an object inspired by an emoji. It started as a project for an intimate group of 12 international designers, but it has now developed into a multi-effort platform with a weekly open call and a roster of participating designers that include Garth Roberts, Samy Rio, Carole Baijings, Ladies and Gentlemen Studio and a collaboration with Maharam, who provided materials for some of the most recent baskets. We have made a selection with some of the baskets we liked most, but we really invite you to check them all at their Instagram profile.
Diseñado por @shigekifujishiro
Diseñado por @samy_rio
Diseñado por @leifarra & @timotheemion
Diseñado por @chris_kabel
Diseñado por @wiesi_will
Diseñado por @sophieolund
Diseñado por @placton.design
Diseñado por @chris_kabel
Diseñado por @studio.statel
