Not a basket, a masterpiece

Curated
Woven Art

For those who want one-of-a-kind.
For Those who treasure handmade

The Art of
Handwoven

Sculptural basketry from Master Artists
For Collectors Who Value Craft

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Traditional Rwandan Basket Weaving
For those who value tradition

Woven With Purpose

Woven by hand by women artisans who transformed hardship into heritage and survival into artistry
Handcrafted

Handcrafted

Each basket is meticulously handwoven by master artisans—no two pieces are identical. Unlike mass-produced gifts, this is something truly unique.

Traditional

Traditional

Every woven motif carries a story - by women artisans who transformed hardship into heritage and survival into artistry.

Lasting Heirlooms

Lasting Heirlooms

Long after flowers wilt and chocolates are gone, a woven basket remains—a daily reminder of your love, meant to be displayed and cherished.

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Rising Octopus Vessel

An expressive octopus form rises from the base of this handwoven basket, rendered in copper and dark natural dyes. A rare, symbolic collector piece.

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Crimson Waves

Handwoven in Ghana, this sculptural basket is shaped like a flowing wave—soft curves that read like sculpture from every angle.

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Own a piece that’s created for only one home

At RFB Woven Art, we collaborate with master weavers globally to bring their cultural legacy into contemporary homes. From hand-woven baskets and masks, to traditional ceremonial dolls, each piece is unique, numbered, and built to last.

Bold, Balanced.

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“I own three — each tells a story and sparks conversation.”

“Basket just arrived… it’s beautiful, beautiful, beautiful”

“One of the most beautifully woven baskets I have ever seen”

“the stitching is even more impressive in person.”

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Meet your curator, Jen

The force behind RFB Woven Art, traveling to source exceptional handmade basketry.

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Where Tradition Lives

In this Wounaan village in Panama, generations of women gather to weave, teach, and pass down stories.

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