Showing posts with label Basket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Basket. Show all posts

Monday, May 7, 2012

TKUGA Tarkwa African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING

TKUGA Tarkwa African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING Review



TKUGA Tarkwa African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING Feature

  • You will receive this exact basket / tote- may vary slightly because of handmade process
  • Colors: rich navy blue, sage green, teal, red, and natural
  • Dimensions: 17 h x 17 w x 10 d 100% Basket depth 10 inches, Handmade, Eco Friendly, 100% Green Product
  • Materials: Elephant Grass Very Durable, Natural Dyes, Hand Stitched Leather Handle
  • Supports and Gives Back to the Women and Children of Africa PLEASE READ STORY BELOW
TKUGA is an international association (Tanzania-Kenya-Uganda-Ghana-Association) for the empowerment and development of African women. TKUGA helps women in over 100 different villages. Weaving one of these beautiful baskets takes about TWO MONTHS. TKUGA began from a promise made to a dying mother. Mary's mother lived in Kenya and suffered a severe stroke. She had no money to get medical treatment. Mary found out about her mother's condition and sent her .00 so her mother could get transportation to get medical help. As her mother walked many hours to the bus stop she saw a young seven year old boy who looked lost, very dirty and extremely hungry. Mary's mother asked the young boy" where is your Mother" the boy replied "she is sleeping and we cannot wake her" She wanted to help the young boy, she asked him to take her to his Mother. Arriving at the young boy's home she saw two other children sitting by their Mother. Sadly she discovered the children's Mother had died, they were sitting by her side for three to four days. Mary's Mother took the .00 from Mary and used it to buy some cloth to wrap the dead mother's body in and buried the woman. As Mary's Mother lay dying she looked at Mary and made her promise her that she would do something to help other Mothers and children. She passed away three months later from complications from the stroke. Mary now is helping women in 111 villages in four countries. Mary believes in Fair Trade and pays the women a fair wage so they can provide basic necessities like food, medical treatment, clothing, and education. Most Africans live on less than .00 per day. Your purchase is helping these women provide for themselves and their children. The women of these villages also help to provide for many Orphans who without the help from the women in the village would suffer from starvation and die. The picture above shows twenty nine Orphans in one of the villages these wonderful women help to provide for.


Thursday, May 3, 2012

TKUGA Bolgatanga African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING

TKUGA Bolgatanga African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING Review



TKUGA Bolgatanga African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING Feature

  • You will receive this exact basket / tote- may vary slightly because of handmade process
  • Colors: deep sage green, red, Brown Leather Handle Collapsible
  • Dimensions: 15 h x 17 w x 9 d Handle drop is 5 inches Basket depth 10 inches 100% Handmade, Eco Friendly, 100% Green Product
  • Materials: Elephant Grass Very Durable, Natural Dyes, Hand Stitched Leather Handle
  • Supports and Gives Back to the Women and Children of Africa PLEASE READ STORY BELOW
TKUGA is an international association (Tanzania-Kenya-Uganda-Ghana-Association) for the empowerment and development of African women. TKUGA helps women in over 100 different villages. Weaving one of these beautiful baskets takes about TWO MONTHS. TKUGA began from a promise made to a dying mother. Mary's mother lived in Kenya and suffered a severe stroke. She had no money to get medical treatment. Mary found out about her mother's condition and sent her .00 so her mother could get transportation to get medical help. As her mother walked many hours to the bus stop she saw a young seven year old boy who looked lost, very dirty and extremely hungry. Mary's mother asked the young boy" where is your Mother" the boy replied "she is sleeping and we cannot wake her" She wanted to help the young boy, she asked him to take her to his Mother. Arriving at the young boy's home she saw two other children sitting by their Mother. Sadly she discovered the children's Mother had died, they were sitting by her side for three to four days. Mary's Mother took the .00 from Mary and used it to buy some cloth to wrap the dead mother's body in and buried the woman. As Mary's Mother lay dying she looked at Mary and made her promise her that she would do something to help other Mothers and children. She passed away three months later from complications from the stroke. Mary now is helping women in 111 villages in four countries. Mary believes in Fair Trade and pays the women a fair wage so they can provide basic necessities like food, medical treatment, clothing, and education. Most Africans live on less than .00 per day. Your purchase is helping these women provide for themselves and their children. The women of these villages also help to provide for many Orphans who without the help from the women in the village would suffer from starvation and die. The picture above shows twenty nine Orphans in one of the villages these wonderful women help to provide for.


Saturday, April 28, 2012

Two Black Cats Looking at an Overturned Basket of Yarn. - 18"W x 12"H - Peel and Stick Wall Decal by Wallmonkeys

Two Black Cats Looking at an Overturned Basket of Yarn. - 18"W x 12"H - Peel and Stick Wall Decal by Wallmonkeys Review



Two Black Cats Looking at an Overturned Basket of Yarn. - 18"W x 12"H - Peel and Stick Wall Decal by Wallmonkeys Feature

  • ALL orders CUSTOM printed. When you place an order, the image is made in the USA, just for you!
  • Printed on WHITE, premium, self-adhesive, re-positionable fabric paper.
  • No nails, frames or glue. No professional installation required.
  • Simply peel and stick! Easy to remove and re-apply.
  • BE SURE you ordered the right size for your intended use!!
WallMonkeys wall graphics are printed on the highest quality re-positionable, self-adhesive fabric paper. Each order is printed in-house and on-demand. WallMonkeys uses premium materials & state-of-the-art production technologies. Our white fabric material is superior to vinyl decals. You can literally see and feel the difference. Our wall graphics apply in minutes and won't damage your paint or leave any mess. PLEASE double check the size of the image you are ordering prior to clicking the 'ADD TO CART' button. Our graphics are offered in a variety of sizes and prices.
  • WallMonkeys are intended for indoor use only.
  • Printed on-demand in the United States Your order will ship within 3 business days, often sooner. Some orders require the full 3 days to allow dark colors and inks to fully dry prior to shipping. Quality is worth waiting an extra day for!
  • Removable and will not leave a mark on your walls.
  • Our catalog of over 10 million images is perfect for virtually any use: school projects, trade shows, teachers classrooms, colleges, nurseries, college dorms, event planners, and corporations of all size.


  • Monday, April 9, 2012

    TKUGA Taifa African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING

    TKUGA Taifa African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING Review



    TKUGA Taifa African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING Feature

    • You will receive this exact basket / tote- may vary slightly because of handmade process
    • Colors: rich taupe, deep sage and natural, Brown Leather Handle Collapsible
    • Dimensions: 17 h x 15 w x 9 d Handle drop is 6 inches Basket depth 11 inches, 100% Handmade, Eco Friendly, 100% Green Product
    • Materials: Elephant Grass Very Durable, Natural Dyes, Hand Stitched Leather Handle
    • Supports and Gives Back to the Women and Children of Africa PLEASE READ STORY BELOW
    TKUGA is an international association (Tanzania-Kenya-Uganda-Ghana-Association) for the empowerment and development of African women. TKUGA helps women in over 100 different villages. Weaving one of these beautiful baskets takes about one week. TKUGA began from a promise made to a dying mother. Mary's mother lived in Kenya and suffered a severe stroke. She had no money to get medical treatment. Mary found out about her mother's condition and sent her .00 so her mother could get transportation to get medical help. As her mother walked many hours to the bus stop she saw a young seven year old boy who looked lost, very dirty and extremely hungry. Mary's mother asked the young boy" where is your Mother" the boy replied "she is sleeping and we cannot wake her" She wanted to help the young boy, she asked him to take her to his Mother. Arriving at the young boy's home she saw two other children sitting by their Mother. Sadly she discovered the children's Mother had died, they were sitting by her side for three to four days. Mary's Mother took the .00 from Mary and used it to buy some cloth to wrap the dead mother's body in and buried the woman. As Mary's Mother lay dying she looked at Mary and made her promise her that she would do something to help other Mothers and children. She passed away three months later from complications from the stroke. Mary now is helping women in 111 villages in four countries. Mary believes in Fair Trade and pays the women a fair wage so they can provide basic necessities like food, medical treatment, clothing, and education. Most Africans live on less than .00 per day. Your purchase is helping these women provide for themselves and their children. The women of these villages also help to provide for many Orphans who without the help from the women in the village would suffer from starvation and die. The picture above shows twenty nine Orphans in one of the villages these wonderful women help to provide for.


    Wednesday, March 28, 2012

    Two Black Cats Looking at an Overturned Basket of Yarn. - 36"W x 24"H - Peel and Stick Wall Decal by Wallmonkeys

    Two Black Cats Looking at an Overturned Basket of Yarn. - 36"W x 24"H - Peel and Stick Wall Decal by Wallmonkeys Review



    Two Black Cats Looking at an Overturned Basket of Yarn. - 36"W x 24"H - Peel and Stick Wall Decal by Wallmonkeys Feature

    • ALL orders CUSTOM printed. When you place an order, the image is made in the USA, just for you!
    • Printed on WHITE, premium, self-adhesive, re-positionable fabric paper.
    • No nails, frames or glue. No professional installation required.
    • Simply peel and stick! Easy to remove and re-apply.
    • BE SURE you ordered the right size for your intended use!!
    WallMonkeys wall graphics are printed on the highest quality re-positionable, self-adhesive fabric paper. Each order is printed in-house and on-demand. WallMonkeys uses premium materials & state-of-the-art production technologies. Our white fabric material is superior to vinyl decals. You can literally see and feel the difference. Our wall graphics apply in minutes and won't damage your paint or leave any mess. PLEASE double check the size of the image you are ordering prior to clicking the 'ADD TO CART' button. Our graphics are offered in a variety of sizes and prices.
  • WallMonkeys are intended for indoor use only.
  • Printed on-demand in the United States Your order will ship within 3 business days, often sooner. Some orders require the full 3 days to allow dark colors and inks to fully dry prior to shipping. Quality is worth waiting an extra day for!
  • Removable and will not leave a mark on your walls.
  • Our catalog of over 10 million images is perfect for virtually any use: school projects, trade shows, teachers classrooms, colleges, nurseries, college dorms, event planners, and corporations of all size.


  • Friday, March 23, 2012

    TKUGA Winneba African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING

    TKUGA Winneba African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING Review



    TKUGA Winneba African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING Feature

    • You will receive this exact basket / tote- may vary slightly because of handmade process
    • Colors: rich navy blue, orange, lime green, dark green and natural, Brown Leather Handle Collapsible
    • Dimensions: 19 h x 16 w x 10 d Handle drop is 7 inches Basket depth 12 inches, 100% Handmade, Eco Friendly, 100% Green Product
    • Materials: Elephant Grass Very Durable, Natural Dyes, Hand Stitched Leather Handle
    • Supports and Gives Back to the Women and Children of Africa PLEASE READ STORY BELOW
    TKUGA is an international association (Tanzania-Kenya-Uganda-Ghana-Association) for the empowerment and development of African women. TKUGA helps women in over 100 different villages. Weaving one of these beautiful baskets takes about one week. TKUGA began from a promise made to a dying mother. Mary's mother lived in Kenya and suffered a severe stroke. She had no money to get medical treatment. Mary found out about her mother's condition and sent her .00 so her mother could get transportation to get medical help. As her mother walked many hours to the bus stop she saw a young seven year old boy who looked lost, very dirty and extremely hungry. Mary's mother asked the young boy" where is your Mother" the boy replied "she is sleeping and we cannot wake her" She wanted to help the young boy, she asked him to take her to his Mother. Arriving at the young boy's home she saw two other children sitting by their Mother. Sadly she discovered the children's Mother had died, they were sitting by her side for three to four days. Mary's Mother took the .00 from Mary and used it to buy some cloth to wrap the dead mother's body in and buried the woman. As Mary's Mother lay dying she looked at Mary and made her promise her that she would do something to help other Mothers and children. She passed away three months later from complications from the stroke. Mary now is helping women in 111 villages in four countries. Mary believes in Fair Trade and pays the women a fair wage so they can provide basic necessities like food, medical treatment, clothing, and education. Most Africans live on less than .00 per day. Your purchase is helping these women provide for themselves and their children. The women of these villages also help to provide for many Orphans who without the help from the women in the village would suffer from starvation and die. The picture above shows twenty nine Orphans in one of the villages these wonderful women help to provide for.


    Sunday, March 18, 2012

    TKUGA Teshie African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING

    TKUGA Teshie African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING Review



    TKUGA Teshie African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING Feature

    • You will receive this exact basket / tote- may vary slightly because of handmade process
    • Colors: rich teal, lime green and natural, Brown Leather Handle Collapsible
    • Dimensions: 18 h x 16 w x 9 d Handle drop is 6 inches Basket depth 12 inches, 100% Handmade, Eco Friendly, 100% Green Product
    • Materials: Elephant Grass Very Durable, Natural Dyes, Hand Stitched Leather Handle
    • Supports and Gives Back to the Women and Children of Africa PLEASE READ STORY BELOW
    TKUGA is an international association (Tanzania-Kenya-Uganda-Ghana-Association) for the empowerment and development of African women. TKUGA helps women in over 100 different villages. Weaving one of these beautiful baskets takes about one week. TKUGA began from a promise made to a dying mother. Mary's mother lived in Kenya and suffered a severe stroke. She had no money to get medical treatment. Mary found out about her mother's condition and sent her .00 so her mother could get transportation to get medical help. As her mother walked many hours to the bus stop she saw a young seven year old boy who looked lost, very dirty and extremely hungry. Mary's mother asked the young boy" where is your Mother" the boy replied "she is sleeping and we cannot wake her" She wanted to help the young boy, she asked him to take her to his Mother. Arriving at the young boy's home she saw two other children sitting by their Mother. Sadly she discovered the children's Mother had died, they were sitting by her side for three to four days. Mary's Mother took the .00 from Mary and used it to buy some cloth to wrap the dead mother's body in and buried the woman. As Mary's Mother lay dying she looked at Mary and made her promise her that she would do something to help other Mothers and children. She passed away three months later from complications from the stroke. Mary now is helping women in 111 villages in four countries. Mary believes in Fair Trade and pays the women a fair wage so they can provide basic necessities like food, medical treatment, clothing, and education. Most Africans live on less than .00 per day. Your purchase is helping these women provide for themselves and their children. The women of these villages also help to provide for many Orphans who without the help from the women in the village would suffer from starvation and die. The picture above shows twenty nine Orphans in one of the villages these wonderful women help to provide for.


    Monday, March 5, 2012

    TKUGA Kintampo African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING

    TKUGA Kintampo African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING Review



    TKUGA Kintampo African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING Feature

    • You will receive this exact basket / tote- may vary slightly because of handmade process
    • Colors: rich navy blue, and natural, Natural, Brown Leather Handle Collapsible
    • Dimensions: 19 h x 17 w x 9 d Handle drop is 7 inches Basket depth 12 inches, 100% Handmade, Eco Friendly, 100% Green Product
    • Materials: Elephant Grass Very Durable, Natural Dyes, Hand Stitched Leather Handle
    • Supports and Gives Back to the Women and Children of Africa PLEASE READ STORY BELOW
    TKUGA is an international association (Tanzania-Kenya-Uganda-Ghana-Association) for the empowerment and development of African women. TKUGA helps women in over 100 different villages. Weaving one of these beautiful baskets takes about one week. TKUGA began from a promise made to a dying mother. Mary's mother lived in Kenya and suffered a severe stroke. She had no money to get medical treatment. Mary found out about her mother's condition and sent her .00 so her mother could get transportation to get medical help. As her mother walked many hours to the bus stop she saw a young seven year old boy who looked lost, very dirty and extremely hungry. Mary's mother asked the young boy" where is your Mother" the boy replied "she is sleeping and we cannot wake her" She wanted to help the young boy, she asked him to take her to his Mother. Arriving at the young boy's home she saw two other children sitting by their Mother. Sadly she discovered the children's Mother had died, they were sitting by her side for three to four days. Mary's Mother took the .00 from Mary and used it to buy some cloth to wrap the dead mother's body in and buried the woman. As Mary's Mother lay dying she looked at Mary and made her promise her that she would do something to help other Mothers and children. She passed away three months later from complications from the stroke. Mary now is helping women in 111 villages in four countries. Mary believes in Fair Trade and pays the women a fair wage so they can provide basic necessities like food, medical treatment, clothing, and education. Most Africans live on less than .00 per day. Your purchase is helping these women provide for themselves and their children. The women of these villages also help to provide for many Orphans who without the help from the women in the village would suffer from starvation and die. The picture above shows twenty nine Orphans in one of the villages these wonderful women help to provide for.


    Sunday, February 26, 2012

    TKUGA Obuasi African Basket Mini Shopper-Tote - FREE SHIPPING

    TKUGA Obuasi African Basket Mini Shopper-Tote - FREE SHIPPING Review



    TKUGA Obuasi African Basket Mini Shopper-Tote - FREE SHIPPING Feature

    • You will receive this exact basket / tote- may vary slightly because of handmade process
    • Colors: rich deep green, and natural, Brown Leather Handle Collapsible
    • Dimensions: 12 h x 12 w x 9 d Handle drop is 5 inches Basket depth 7 inches, 100% Handmade, Eco Friendly, 100% Green Product
    • Materials: Elephant Grass Very Durable, Natural Dyes, Hand Stitched Leather Handle
    • Supports and Gives Back to the Women and Children of Africa PLEASE READ STORY BELOW
    TKUGA is an international association (Tanzania-Kenya-Uganda-Ghana-Association) for the empowerment and development of African women. TKUGA helps women in over 100 different villages. Weaving one of these beautiful baskets takes about one week. TKUGA began from a promise made to a dying mother. Mary's mother lived in Kenya and suffered a severe stroke. She had no money to get medical treatment. Mary found out about her mother's condition and sent her .00 so her mother could get transportation to get medical help. As her mother walked many hours to the bus stop she saw a young seven year old boy who looked lost, very dirty and extremely hungry. Mary's mother asked the young boy" where is your Mother" the boy replied "she is sleeping and we cannot wake her" She wanted to help the young boy, she asked him to take her to his Mother. Arriving at the young boy's home she saw two other children sitting by their Mother. Sadly she discovered the children's Mother had died, they were sitting by her side for three to four days. Mary's Mother took the .00 from Mary and used it to buy some cloth to wrap the dead mother's body in and buried the woman. As Mary's Mother lay dying she looked at Mary and made her promise her that she would do something to help other Mothers and children. She passed away three months later from complications from the stroke. Mary now is helping women in 111 villages in four countries. Mary believes in Fair Trade and pays the women a fair wage so they can provide basic necessities like food, medical treatment, clothing, and education. Most Africans live on less than .00 per day. Your purchase is helping these women provide for themselves and their children. The women of these villages also help to provide for many Orphans who without the help from the women in the village would suffer from starvation and die. The picture above shows twenty nine Orphans in one of the villages these wonderful women help to provide for.


    Sunday, February 19, 2012

    TKUGA Wenchi African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING

    TKUGA Wenchi African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING Review



    TKUGA Wenchi African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING Feature

    • You will receive this exact basket / tote- may vary slightly because of handmade process
    • Colors: rich navy blue, burnt orange and natural, Brown Leather Handle Collapsible
    • Dimensions: 19 h x 17 w x 10 d Handle drop is 7 inches Basket depth 12 inches 100% Handmade, Eco Friendly, 100% Green Product
    • Materials: Elephant Grass Very Durable, Natural Dyes, Hand Stitched Leather Handle
    • Supports and Gives Back to the Women and Children of Africa PLEASE READ STORY BELOW
    TKUGA is an international association (Tanzania-Kenya-Uganda-Ghana-Association) for the empowerment and development of African women. TKUGA helps women in over 100 different villages. Weaving one of these beautiful baskets takes about one week. TKUGA began from a promise made to a dying mother. Mary's mother lived in Kenya and suffered a severe stroke. She had no money to get medical treatment. Mary found out about her mother's condition and sent her .00 so her mother could get transportation to get medical help. As her mother walked many hours to the bus stop she saw a young seven year old boy who looked lost, very dirty and extremely hungry. Mary's mother asked the young boy" where is your Mother" the boy replied "she is sleeping and we cannot wake her" She wanted to help the young boy, she asked him to take her to his Mother. Arriving at the young boy's home she saw two other children sitting by their Mother. Sadly she discovered the children's Mother had died, they were sitting by her side for three to four days. Mary's Mother took the .00 from Mary and used it to buy some cloth to wrap the dead mother's body in and buried the woman. As Mary's Mother lay dying she looked at Mary and made her promise her that she would do something to help other Mothers and children. She passed away three months later from complications from the stroke. Mary now is helping women in 111 villages in four countries. Mary believes in Fair Trade and pays the women a fair wage so they can provide basic necessities like food, medical treatment, clothing, and education. Most Africans live on less than .00 per day. Your purchase is helping these women provide for themselves and their children. The women of these villages also help to provide for many Orphans who without the help from the women in the village would suffer from starvation and die. The picture above shows twenty nine Orphans in one of the villages these wonderful women help to provide for.


    Wednesday, February 8, 2012

    TKUGA Alembora African Round Basket -FREE SHIPPING

    TKUGA Alembora African Round Basket -FREE SHIPPING Review



    TKUGA Alembora African Round Basket -FREE SHIPPING Feature

    • You will receive this exact basket / tote- may vary slightly because of handmade process
    • Colors: rich navy blue, deep maroon and natural, Brown Leather Handle Collapsible
    • Dimensions: 14 h x 15 w x 15 d Handle drop is 6 inches Basket depth 8 inches, 100% Handmade, Eco Friendly, 100% Green Product
    • Materials: Elephant Grass Very Durable, Natural Dyes, Hand Stitched Leather Handle
    • Supports and Gives Back to the Women and Children of Africa PLEASE READ STORY BELOW
    TKUGA is an international association (Tanzania-Kenya-Uganda-Ghana-Association) for the empowerment and development of African women. TKUGA helps women in over 100 different villages. Weaving one of these beautiful baskets takes about one week. TKUGA began from a promise made to a dying mother. Mary's mother lived in Kenya and suffered a severe stroke. She had no money to get medical treatment. Mary found out about her mother's condition and sent her .00 so her mother could get transportation to get medical help. As her mother walked many hours to the bus stop she saw a young seven year old boy who looked lost, very dirty and extremely hungry. Mary's mother asked the young boy" where is your Mother" the boy replied "she is sleeping and we cannot wake her" She wanted to help the young boy, she asked him to take her to his Mother. Arriving at the young boy's home she saw two other children sitting by their Mother. Sadly she discovered the children's Mother had died, they were sitting by her side for three to four days. Mary's Mother took the .00 from Mary and used it to buy some cloth to wrap the dead mother's body in and buried the woman. As Mary's Mother lay dying she looked at Mary and made her promise her that she would do something to help other Mothers and children. She passed away three months later from complications from the stroke. Mary now is helping women in 111 villages in four countries. Mary believes in Fair Trade and pays the women a fair wage so they can provide basic necessities like food, medical treatment, clothing, and education. Most Africans live on less than .00 per day. Your purchase is helping these women provide for themselves and their children. The women of these villages also help to provide for many Orphans who without the help from the women in the village would suffer from starvation and die. The picture above shows twenty nine Orphans in one of the villages these wonderful women help to provide for.


    Sunday, February 5, 2012

    TKUGA Madina African Pot Basket - FREE SHIPPING

    TKUGA Madina African Pot Basket - FREE SHIPPING Review



    TKUGA Madina African Pot Basket - FREE SHIPPING Feature

    • You will receive this exact basket / tote- may vary slightly because of handmade process
    • Colors: rich navy blue, teal, sage green and natural, Brown Leather Handle Collapsible
    • Dimensions: 15 h x 16 w x 16 d Handle drop is 5 inches Basket depth 10 inches,100% Handmade, Eco Friendly, 100% Green Product
    • Materials: Elephant Grass Very Durable, Natural Dyes, Hand Stitched Leather Handle 7 h x 6 w
    • Supports and Gives Back to the Women and Children of Africa PLEASE READ STORY BELOW
    TKUGA is an international association (Tanzania-Kenya-Uganda-Ghana-Association) for the empowerment and development of African women. TKUGA helps women in over 100 different villages. Weaving one of these beautiful baskets takes about one week. TKUGA began from a promise made to a dying mother. Mary's mother lived in Kenya and suffered a severe stroke. She had no money to get medical treatment. Mary found out about her mother's condition and sent her .00 so her mother could get transportation to get medical help. As her mother walked many hours to the bus stop she saw a young seven year old boy who looked lost, very dirty and extremely hungry. Mary's mother asked the young boy" where is your Mother" the boy replied "she is sleeping and we cannot wake her" She wanted to help the young boy, she asked him to take her to his Mother. Arriving at the young boy's home she saw two other children sitting by their Mother. Sadly she discovered the children's Mother had died, they were sitting by her side for three to four days. Mary's Mother took the .00 from Mary and used it to buy some cloth to wrap the dead mother's body in and buried the woman. As Mary's Mother lay dying she looked at Mary and made her promise her that she would do something to help other Mothers and children. She passed away three months later from complications from the stroke. Mary now is helping women in 111 villages in four countries. Mary believes in Fair Trade and pays the women a fair wage so they can provide basic necessities like food, medical treatment, clothing, and education. Most Africans live on less than .00 per day. Your purchase is helping these women provide for themselves and their children. The women of these villages also help to provide for many Orphans who without the help from the women in the village would suffer from starvation and die. The picture above shows twenty nine Orphans in one of the villages these wonderful women help to provide for.


    Friday, February 3, 2012

    Wallmonkeys Peel and Stick Wall Decals - Two Black Cats Looking at an Overturned Basket of Yarn. - 24"W x 16"H Removable Graphic

    Wallmonkeys Peel and Stick Wall Decals - Two Black Cats Looking at an Overturned Basket of Yarn. - 24"W x 16"H Removable Graphic Review



    Wallmonkeys Peel and Stick Wall Decals - Two Black Cats Looking at an Overturned Basket of Yarn. - 24"W x 16"H Removable Graphic Feature

    • ALL orders CUSTOM printed. When you place an order, the image is made in the USA, just for you!
    • Printed on WHITE, premium, self-adhesive, re-positionable fabric paper.
    • No nails, frames or glue. No professional installation required.
    • Simply peel and stick! Easy to remove and re-apply.
    • BE SURE you ordered the right size for your intended use!
    WallMonkeys wall graphics are printed on the highest quality re-positionable, self-adhesive fabric paper. Each order is printed in-house and on-demand. WallMonkeys uses premium materials & state-of-the-art production technologies. Our white fabric material is superior to vinyl decals. You can literally see and feel the difference. Our wall graphics apply in minutes and won't damage your paint or leave any mess. PLEASE double check the size of the image you are ordering prior to clicking the 'ADD TO CART' button. Our graphics are offered in a variety of sizes and prices.
  • WallMonkeys are intended for indoor use only.
  • Printed on-demand in the United States Your order will ship within 3 business days, often sooner. Some orders require the full 3 days to allow dark colors and inks to fully dry prior to shipping. Quality is worth waiting an extra day for!
  • Removable and will not leave a mark on your walls.
  • 'Fotolia' trademark will be removed when printed.
  • Our catalog of over 10 million images is perfect for virtually any use: school projects, trade shows, teachers classrooms, colleges, nurseries, college dorms, event planners, and corporations of all size.


  • Tuesday, January 24, 2012

    TKUGA Mampong African Round Mini Basket - FREE SHIPPING

    TKUGA Mampong African Round Mini Basket - FREE SHIPPING Review



    TKUGA Mampong African Round Mini Basket - FREE SHIPPING Feature

    • You will receive this exact basket / tote- may vary slightly because of handmade process
    • Colors: rich navy blue, red, green, and natural, Brown Leather Handle Collapsible
    • Dimensions: 9 h x 8 w x 8 d Handle drop is 4.5 inches Basket depth 5 inches, 100% Handmade, Eco Friendly, 100% Green Product
    • Materials: Elephant Grass Very Durable, Natural Dyes, Hand Stitched Leather Handle
    • Supports and Gives Back to the Women and Children of Africa PLEASE READ STORY BELOW
    TKUGA is an international association (Tanzania-Kenya-Uganda-Ghana-Association) for the empowerment and development of African women. TKUGA helps women in over 100 different villages. Weaving one of these beautiful baskets takes about one week. TKUGA began from a promise made to a dying mother. Mary's mother lived in Kenya and suffered a severe stroke. She had no money to get medical treatment. Mary found out about her mother's condition and sent her .00 so her mother could get transportation to get medical help. As her mother walked many hours to the bus stop she saw a young seven year old boy who looked lost, very dirty and extremely hungry. Mary's mother asked the young boy" where is your Mother" the boy replied "she is sleeping and we cannot wake her" She wanted to help the young boy, she asked him to take her to his Mother. Arriving at the young boy's home she saw two other children sitting by their Mother. Sadly she discovered the children's Mother had died, they were sitting by her side for three to four days. Mary's Mother took the .00 from Mary and used it to buy some cloth to wrap the dead mother's body in and buried the woman. As Mary's Mother lay dying she looked at Mary and made her promise her that she would do something to help other Mothers and children. She passed away three months later from complications from the stroke. Mary now is helping women in 111 villages in four countries. Mary believes in Fair Trade and pays the women a fair wage so they can provide basic necessities like food, medical treatment, clothing, and education. Most Africans live on less than .00 per day. Your purchase is helping these women provide for themselves and their children. The women of these villages also help to provide for many Orphans who without the help from the women in the village would suffer from starvation and die. The picture above shows twenty nine Orphans in one of the villages these wonderful women help to provide for.


    Friday, January 20, 2012

    TKUGA Savelugu African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING

    TKUGA Savelugu African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING Review



    TKUGA Savelugu African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING Feature

    • You will receive this exact basket / tote- may vary slightly because of handmade process
    • Colors: rich forest green, red and natural, Natural, Brown Leather Handle Collapsible
    • Dimensions: 17 h x 17 w x 11 d Handle drop is 7 inches Basket depth 10 inches, 100% Handmade, Eco Friendly, 100% Green Product
    • Materials: Elephant Grass Very Durable, Natural Dyes, Hand Stitched Leather Handle
    • Supports and Gives Back to the Women and Children of Africa PLEASE READ STORY BELOW
    TKUGA is an international association (Tanzania-Kenya-Uganda-Ghana-Association) for the empowerment and development of African women. TKUGA helps women in over 100 different villages. Weaving one of these beautiful baskets takes about one week. TKUGA began from a promise made to a dying mother. Mary's mother lived in Kenya and suffered a severe stroke. She had no money to get medical treatment. Mary found out about her mother's condition and sent her .00 so her mother could get transportation to get medical help. As her mother walked many hours to the bus stop she saw a young seven year old boy who looked lost, very dirty and extremely hungry. Mary's mother asked the young boy" where is your Mother" the boy replied "she is sleeping and we cannot wake her" She wanted to help the young boy, she asked him to take her to his Mother. Arriving at the young boy's home she saw two other children sitting by their Mother. Sadly she discovered the children's Mother had died, they were sitting by her side for three to four days. Mary's Mother took the .00 from Mary and used it to buy some cloth to wrap the dead mother's body in and buried the woman. As Mary's Mother lay dying she looked at Mary and made her promise her that she would do something to help other Mothers and children. She passed away three months later from complications from the stroke. Mary now is helping women in 111 villages in four countries. Mary believes in Fair Trade and pays the women a fair wage so they can provide basic necessities like food, medical treatment, clothing, and education. Most Africans live on less than .00 per day. Your purchase is helping these women provide for themselves and their children. The women of these villages also help to provide for many Orphans who without the help from the women in the village would suffer from starvation and die. The picture above shows twenty nine Orphans in one of the villages these wonderful women help to provide for.


    Saturday, January 14, 2012

    TKUGA Nungua African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING

    TKUGA Nungua African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING Review



    TKUGA Nungua African Basket Shopper-Tote -FREE SHIPPING Feature

    • You will receive this exact basket / tote- may vary slightly because of handmade process
    • Colors: rich navy blue, and natural, Brown Leather Handle Collapsible
    • Dimensions: 17 h x 16 w x 9 d Handle drop is 6 inches Basket depth 11 inches, 100% Handmade, Eco Friendly, 100% Green Product
    • Materials: Elephant Grass Very Durable, Natural Dyes, Hand Stitched Leather Handle
    • Supports and Gives Back to the Women and Children of Africa PLEASE READ STORY BELOW
    TKUGA is an international association (Tanzania-Kenya-Uganda-Ghana-Association) for the empowerment and development of African women. TKUGA helps women in over 100 different villages. Weaving one of these beautiful baskets takes about one week. TKUGA began from a promise made to a dying mother. Mary's mother lived in Kenya and suffered a severe stroke. She had no money to get medical treatment. Mary found out about her mother's condition and sent her .00 so her mother could get transportation to get medical help. As her mother walked many hours to the bus stop she saw a young seven year old boy who looked lost, very dirty and extremely hungry. Mary's mother asked the young boy" where is your Mother" the boy replied "she is sleeping and we cannot wake her" She wanted to help the young boy, she asked him to take her to his Mother. Arriving at the young boy's home she saw two other children sitting by their Mother. Sadly she discovered the children's Mother had died, they were sitting by her side for three to four days. Mary's Mother took the .00 from Mary and used it to buy some cloth to wrap the dead mother's body in and buried the woman. As Mary's Mother lay dying she looked at Mary and made her promise her that she would do something to help other Mothers and children. She passed away three months later from complications from the stroke. Mary now is helping women in 111 villages in four countries. Mary believes in Fair Trade and pays the women a fair wage so they can provide basic necessities like food, medical treatment, clothing, and education. Most Africans live on less than .00 per day. Your purchase is helping these women provide for themselves and their children. The women of these villages also help to provide for many Orphans who without the help from the women in the village would suffer from starvation and die. The picture above shows twenty nine Orphans in one of the villages these wonderful women help to provide for.


    Thursday, January 12, 2012

    TKUGA Tamale African Pot Basket- FREE SHIPPING

    TKUGA Tamale African Pot Basket- FREE SHIPPING Review



    TKUGA Tamale African Pot Basket- FREE SHIPPING Feature

    • You will receive this exact basket / tote- may vary slightly because of handmade process
    • Colors: rich lime green, deep purple, red and natural, Brown Leather Handle Collapsible
    • Dimensions: 15 h x 17 w x 17 d Handle drop is 5 inches Basket depth10 inches, 100% Handmade, Eco Friendly, 100% Green Product
    • Materials: Elephant Grass Very Durable, Natural Dyes, Hand Stitched Leather Handle 7 h x 6 w
    • Supports and Gives Back to the Women and Children of Africa PLEASE READ STORY BELOW
    TKUGA is an international association (Tanzania-Kenya-Uganda-Ghana-Association) for the empowerment and development of African women. TKUGA helps women in over 100 different villages. Weaving one of these beautiful baskets takes about one week. TKUGA began from a promise made to a dying mother. Mary's mother lived in Kenya and suffered a severe stroke. She had no money to get medical treatment. Mary found out about her mother's condition and sent her .00 so her mother could get transportation to get medical help. As her mother walked many hours to the bus stop she saw a young seven year old boy who looked lost, very dirty and extremely hungry. Mary's mother asked the young boy" where is your Mother" the boy replied "she is sleeping and we cannot wake her" She wanted to help the young boy, she asked him to take her to his Mother. Arriving at the young boy's home she saw two other children sitting by their Mother. Sadly she discovered the children's Mother had died, they were sitting by her side for three to four days. Mary's Mother took the .00 from Mary and used it to buy some cloth to wrap the dead mother's body in and buried the woman. As Mary's Mother lay dying she looked at Mary and made her promise her that she would do something to help other Mothers and children. She passed away three months later from complications from the stroke. Mary now is helping women in 111 villages in four countries. Mary believes in Fair Trade and pays the women a fair wage so they can provide basic necessities like food, medical treatment, clothing, and education. Most Africans live on less than .00 per day. Your purchase is helping these women provide for themselves and their children. The women of these villages also help to provide for many Orphans who without the help from the women in the village would suffer from starvation and die. The picture above shows twenty nine Orphans in one of the villages these wonderful women help to provide for.