African Angel Art

  African baskets have long been a part of African culture and tradition. Rather than just being décor, these baskets play a significant role in Africa’s environmental and economic landscape and are widely used for agricultural practices like sifting and carrying crops. You can have your own set of African baskets, adding a touch of authenticity to your home. Here are just a few examples: ·          Ndebele/Matabele Tribe Matopo baskets Ndebele tribe baskets are like nothing you’ve ever seen before. Unlike most traditional baskets that are made with weaved vines and leaves, these unique pieces of art are hand-carved from Kiaat wood. This one-of-a-kind technique results in a beautiful, textured wooden bowl with majestic patterns and colors. Inspired heavily by nature, these thick wooden baskets often depict wild animals such as elephants, rhinos, and leopards. ·          Shona tribe baskets ...

Baskets are far more than just practical tools for storage or transportation. They can embody a rich tapestry of culture and history, reflecting the beliefs and values of the community or tribe that created them. This cultural richness is vividly present in every African basket at African Angel Art. Each of our baskets narrates a unique story through its design and craftsmanship. They aren't merely woven containers but are expressions of African heritage and tradition. As you continue to explore, you'll uncover and appreciate the exceptional artistry behind our authentic, high-quality African baskets.   A showcase of artistic skills and traditional weaving methods   Each  African basket  is a one-of-a-kind work of art with the artisan’s signature and weaving technique that makes it extra special. Weaving is an art form that requires an eye for detail, precision, and patience. Plus, it involves the careful selection of materials to ensure an aesthetically p...