Plum+Sparrow Larksong No Hood African Moses Basket

DESCRIPTIONS

Give your newborn a cozy, natural resting place with the Plum+Sparrow Larksong No Hood African Moses Basket. Handmade in Ghana from sustainably sourced elephant grass and dyed using native plants, each basket is a unique work of art. Thoughtfully designed for newborns and infants who cannot sit up or roll over unaided, this lightweight yet durable basket provides a secure and stylish sleep space.

FEATURES

• Unique Craftsmanship: Handmade in Ghana with hand-dyed navy/blue patterns that ensure every basket is one of a kind

• Safe and Natural Materials: Made from elephant grass and free of fire retardants for a safe, eco-friendly choice

• Complete Comfort Set: Comes with a plush mattress, a soft basket liner, and a decorative pom-pom set

• Customizable Bundle: Add additional bedding options to create a personalized sleeping space for your newborn

• Ideal Dimensions: Measures approximately 30" L x 15" W, perfect for infants who cannot sit up or roll over unaided

• Simple Care: Comes with easy instructions for reshaping the basket to maintain its form and quality

SPECIFICATIONS

• Approximate Dimensions: 30"L x 15"W

• Materials: Elephant grass

• Includes: 1 Basket, comfortable mattress, basket liner and pom pom set

• Product Care: Shaping your basket if they arrive not shaped. Check details here.

ABOUT PLUM & SPARROW

Plum + Sparrow brings the beauty of tradition, artistry, and Fair Trade to every home with our handcrafted baskets, lovingly woven by skilled artisans in Ghana. These baskets are more than functional—they’re works of art, shaped by generations of cultural heritage and creativity. By paying above Fair Trade standards and operating our own co-op, we ensure fair wages, family healthcare, and education for the weavers and their children. Each basket is a one-of-a-kind treasure, created with creative freedom and inspired by locally available materials. Your purchase helps preserve this rich tradition while making a meaningful impact on the artisans’ lives.