45 min
#S2 E14: Tabara N'Diaye, La Basketry Agnes LDN Podcast
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- Society & Culture
Final Episode of season 2! This week I am joined by Tabara N'Diaye, founder of La Basketry. We are chatting about the tradition of basket weaving from Senegal, running La Basketry and why slow crafting is good for our wellbeing.
A trip to a Senegalese village inspired Tabara N'Diaye to launch La Basketry, an online boutique offering a range of handwoven homeware and accessories made in collaboration with female artisans in Senegal. Tabara also hosts weaving workshops and is the author of stunning coffee table book ‘Baskets’.
I hope you enjoyed the episode. You can find out more about Tabara and La Basketry by checking out her website here or by following her on instagram.
You can find out more about your host Agnes LDN by visiting our website or checking out our instagram page.
Thank you for your support for this season, the podcast will be back next year with another season.
This episode was recorded over the internet so apologies for any loss of sound quality.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Final Episode of season 2! This week I am joined by Tabara N'Diaye, founder of La Basketry. We are chatting about the tradition of basket weaving from Senegal, running La Basketry and why slow crafting is good for our wellbeing.
A trip to a Senegalese village inspired Tabara N'Diaye to launch La Basketry, an online boutique offering a range of handwoven homeware and accessories made in collaboration with female artisans in Senegal. Tabara also hosts weaving workshops and is the author of stunning coffee table book ‘Baskets’.
I hope you enjoyed the episode. You can find out more about Tabara and La Basketry by checking out her website here or by following her on instagram.
You can find out more about your host Agnes LDN by visiting our website or checking out our instagram page.
Thank you for your support for this season, the podcast will be back next year with another season.
This episode was recorded over the internet so apologies for any loss of sound quality.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
45 min