LIMITED COLLAB:
WOVEN BY WOMEN
LIMITED COLLAB:
WOVEN BY WOMEN
WOVEN BY WOMEN
This Women's Month, honor the hands that weave hope into Art
More Than Craft
5,000+ Women Artisans
Supporting thousands of women through dignified work and preserved craft.
52 Cooperatives
Supported across Rwanda
Fair Trade Partnerships
Ethically sourced with fair wages and long-term impact.
Woven by Women
This Women’s Month, we honor the circle of women who sustain tradition.
In Rwanda, tall sculptural baskets called Agaseke have symbolized peace, generosity, and womanhood for centuries. Each one is woven by hand by women artisans who transformed hardship into heritage and survival into artistry.
Today, their work continues through fair trade partnerships that sustain families and preserve tradition.
Two sisters. 5,000 women. One vision.
Founded by sisters Joy Ndungutse and Janet Nkubana, Gahaya Links has grown into a network of over 5,000 women weavers across Rwanda. This Women’s Month, we collaborate to honor their vision by preserving heritage craft while creating dignified work and economic independence for the women who carry it forward.
Why This Collaboration Matters
Every basket in this limited collection is purchased directly from the cooperatives at fair value.
Your support contributes to:
• Fair wages for women artisans
• Education and stability for their children
• Preservation of centuries-old weaving traditions
• Economic empowerment through community enterprise
When you collect a basket, you become part of a network that lifts women and sustains culture.
