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Cindy Davenport, Cinport Floral Studio & Gift Designs by Cinport
Cindy Davenport, Cinport Floral Studio & Gift Designs by Cinport
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We offer handcrafted baskets for store owners, designers, florists, and curators who are curating goods with purpose—products that invite conversation and repeat visits. Each basket carries the quiet scent of tropical grasslands, woven from elephant grass—a strong, tri-tone straw that grows wild in northern Ghana, near streams of living waters and dry-season fields. It’s harvested by hand in bamboo-like clusters that return faithfully each season. Here, luxury begins in the field. In the courtyards, on wooden benches, where time moves slowly and calloused hands remember what machines forget. We are a part of a quiet return to what is often overlooked: the handmade, the deeply local, and the work of the artisan hand. These baskets are tabletop, filled with freshly baked bread or fruits, used to gather, to keep, to hold. In some homes, they hold fresh linens. In others, the day’s harvest. Our baskets are simple but their presence invites stewardship.
We offer handcrafted baskets for store owners, designers, florists, and curators who are curating goods with purpose—products that invite conversation and repeat visits. Each basket carries the quiet scent of tropical grasslands, woven from elephant grass—a strong, tri-tone straw that grows wild in northern Ghana, near streams of living waters and dry-season fields. It’s harvested by hand in bamboo-like clusters that return faithfully each season. Here, luxury begins in the field. In the courtyards, on wooden benches, where time moves slowly and calloused hands remember what machines forget. We are a part of a quiet return to what is often overlooked: the handmade, the deeply local, and the work of the artisan hand. These baskets are tabletop, filled with freshly baked bread or fruits, used to gather, to keep, to hold. In some homes, they hold fresh linens. In others, the day’s harvest. Our baskets are simple but their presence invites stewardship.
