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Malawi Cane Loveseat - White

Sale price$1,065.00
SKU: MCL-WHT

Handmade furniture at its finest! These intricately woven two-seaters provide authentic flavor from Malawi. This bench is woven with strips of tropical bamboo, and made sturdy with blue gum tree wooden frame. Intricately detailed, naturally beautiful, the Malawi Cane bench adds style and African design to your home! Available in natural cane color or painted and varnished in white. This furniture pairs nicely with any textile and can add beauty to your space indoors or out!

*This piece is considered an oversized item, and ships via freight carrier

Length: 44"- 48"
Height: 32"
Depth: 17"-19”

Hand woven in Malawi
Artisans: People of the Sun

Material

Tropical bamboo, and blue gum tree wood

Dimension

See product description

Product Care Instructions

Wipe clean with a dry cloth

Origin

Malawi

Time to make

7 days

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Malawi Cane Loveseat - White Sale price$1,065.00

meet the maker

People of the Sun

📍Malawi

" Contemporary pieces rooted in indigenous knowledge and traditional techniques"

In Malawi, often called the “Warm Heart of Africa,” generations of artisans have transformed locally available natural materials into objects of remarkable beauty and utility. In communities near Lake Malawi, skilled weavers draw upon longstanding traditions to create furniture and home décor from bamboo, blue gum, and other sustainable materials, combining exceptional craftsmanship with ingenious design. What began as a practical response to limited resources has evolved into a celebrated artisan tradition recognized far beyond Malawi’s borders.

One of the earliest organized weaving groups, formed in 1979 near the village of TA Kapeni, helped establish a foundation for this thriving craft movement. Their meticulously woven furniture showcased a level of skill and precision that attracted international attention and opened new market opportunities for local artisans. Today, Malawian makers continue to build upon this legacy, collaborating with designers from around the world to create contemporary pieces rooted in indigenous knowledge and traditional techniques. Their work not only supports artisan livelihoods and strengthens local communities, but also brings the warmth, creativity, and craftsmanship of Malawi into homes across the globe.