U Shopper Large Baskets

Are you ready to elevate your grocery shopping experience to a new level of style and practicality? Meet our "U Shopper" African Basket, a versatile and distinctive basket designed with a twist to suit the Western market's unique needs. Handwoven by skilled artisans in Bolgatanga, Ghana, these remarkable baskets are more than just shopping companions; they're a testament to artistry and functionality.

👜 Distinctive U Shape for Shopping Bliss: The "U Shopper" gets its name from its distinctive U-shaped design. With high sides, this basket offers both a spacious interior and incredible stability, ensuring your groceries stay secure and organized while you shop. You'll find yourself effortlessly navigating the aisles and market stalls.

🌍 Authentic African Craftsmanship: Each "U Shopper" African Basket is a unique masterpiece, handwoven by our talented artisans in their homes in Bolgatanga, Ghana. The intricate patterns and vibrant colours showcase the individuality and artistic expression of the weaver, making every piece a one-of-a-kind work of art.

🧶 More Than a Shopping Bag: The "U Shopper" transcends its role as a grocery companion. With its ample size and durability, it's the perfect project bag for knitting, a versatile overnight bag for quick getaways, or a spacious diaper bag for busy parents. It adapts to your needs, providing a stylish and functional solution.

👩‍👧‍👦 Versatile and Loved by Many: The "U Shopper" is a popular basket for a reason. It's adored by shoppers, crafters, travellers, and parents alike. Its adaptability knows no bounds, making it a trusted companion for countless activities and journeys.

About the Brand: Big Blue Moma sells fair trade handicrafts from Ghana. Big Blue Moma partners directly with artisans in Ghana to ensure they are paid a fair wage for their work. The company began in 2012 when Karie Wylie took trip to Ghana where her partner, Dominique, was volunteering for six months. A graduate from the textiles department at Alberta College of Art + Design, Karie was inspired by the beauty of Ghana's handicrafts and conceived a simple import business that would allow her to share her passion for what she had discovered and help the people she had met there. In the subsequent years, Karie has returned frequently to Ghana as she works to introduce the originality of Ghanian baskets at shows across Canada.