d e s c r i p t i o n
5 Mini Mushroom plushes that come in a hand woven basket. Made by empowered artisans in Turkana & Mombasa Kenya.
FREE VALENTINE'S CARD PRINTOUT - "I have so MUSHROOM in my heart for you."
b a s k e t d e t a i l s
+ hand woven from natural reed found locally in Turkana, Kenya
+ 5.5in x 8in ( 5in basket + 3in basket handle )
p l u s h d e t a i l s
+ 5 mini mushroom plush designs in various colorways (see photos for details)
+ plushes range in size from 2 - 4 inches depending on design
c a r e i n s t r u c t i o n s
Basket: Spot clean only. Do not submerge in water. Use lightly damp cloth to clean.
Plushes: Try to spot clean first. If needed, wash in washing machine on gentle cycle. Do not put in dryer. Reshape and lay flat to dry.
This item is shipped directly from the maker! This means you may receive your order in multiple shipments (if you are ordering more than one item) and if it is being made-to-order, please be mindful of the designer's individually allocated lead times! We are proudly connecting our customers and the designers we love in a direct way in the hopes that we can support other small businesses in tandem with our own! Items that are shipped directly from the maker incur a shipping fee that is uniquely set by those designers, and we handle all the rest from there!
ABOUT IMANI COLLECTIVE: “Imani Collective is the holding company for several brands. It exists to empower artisans through dignified work, opportunity, and community. As an artisan brand we elevated industry standards to more than just fair trade, but to ethically made. We are committed to not only paying our staff ethical living salaries but we also provide many employee benefits such as in-house childcare, bonuses, chefs on location for daily meals, literacy classes, paid maternity leave, dream management and many more.
Our company’s core value is to go beyond just a transactional exchange with artisans, but to create a work culture and community that allows for long-term job stability, career advancement, and sustainable change.” (imanicollective.com)
