Ti-a Woven Goods

Ti-a Woven Goods We empower women through weaving. Our baskets are handwoven, natural and endlessly beautiful. Your purchase lifts talent and dreams. Wealth isn’t finite.

Ti-a employs weavers in 10 villages in Ghana, paying above fair trade wages and working mainly with women's co-operatives. For years we've been a fixture at farmers markets in Vail, Estes Park and across Denver. Our baskets, ranging from art to purses to storage, dog beds and wine caddies, are durable and even more gorgeous in person, made with African Kinkanhe grass and leather handles. OUR VALUE

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We share prosperity. Reaching for more doesn’t have to result in someone else having less. We reach for justice. Join us in the power of a million collective actions, small and large, to treat people and planet with care. We’re always learning. Following our path means listening to the expertise of those who have already done some paving. If we learn from each other, we lift each other.

The legacy of Juneteenth is a powerful reminder that freedom and justice are ongoing journeys, not just a single day. At...
06/19/2026

The legacy of Juneteenth is a powerful reminder that freedom and justice are ongoing journeys, not just a single day. At Tia Woven Goods, we honor this legacy by empowering Black women artisans and preserving cultural traditions that uplift communities throughout the year. 🖤❤️💚

Last stop on our Colorado Farmers Market tour and it's a beautiful one!Join us at the Vail Farmers Market on June 21st f...
06/18/2026

Last stop on our Colorado Farmers Market tour and it's a beautiful one!

Join us at the Vail Farmers Market on June 21st from 9:30am–3:30pm for a full day of handwoven goodness.

Browse our complete collection of fair trade baskets and totes, meet the team, and learn about the 800 amazing women artisan partners who make all of this possible. Whether you're a longtime Tia Woven

Goods fan or discovering us for the first time, we'd love to share our story with you. See you in Vail! 🧺✨


It starts with Kahan grass, harvested by hand in the fields of northern Ghana.The grass is dried, sorted, and then caref...
06/16/2026

It starts with Kahan grass, harvested by hand in the fields of northern Ghana.

The grass is dried, sorted, and then carefully woven by artisans who learned the technique from their mothers, who learned from theirs.
No machines. No shortcuts. Every row, every pattern, every curve; shaped by human hands with intention.

The process can take days. The result lasts for years.
That's the difference between a product and a piece of craftsmanship.

See the full collection at tiawovengoods.com

06/14/2026

The Basket That Turns Flowers Into a Masterpiece

Equal parts functional and stunning, these handcrafted accordion fans are made with bold, vibrant fabric and finished wi...
06/14/2026

Equal parts functional and stunning, these handcrafted accordion fans are made with bold, vibrant fabric and finished with leather-wrapped handles and detailed stitching. They fold neatly closed, making them as practical as they are eye-catching.

A bestseller for good reason, they fly off shelves in museum stores, gift shops, and outdoor event venues. Ethically sourced and plastic-free, each fan is a little piece of Ghanaian artistry you'll be proud to carry or display.

www.tiawovengoods.com

06/13/2026

Tomorrow we’ll be at the Pearl Street Farmers Market from 8:30 AM–2:00 PM!

Pearl Street is one of our favorite markets, filled with people who love supporting artisans, sustainable products, and small businesses.

Stop by to see our newest handwoven baskets from Ghana and learn how your purchase helps support 833 talented women weavers.

Which new basket are you hoping to find? 👇

06/13/2026

A booth full of color, craftsmanship, and stories.

Each basket is woven by hand in Ghana and made to be used for years to come.

Which basket speaks to you? ❤️🧺

06/13/2026

Fresh produce, beautiful flowers, and a basket that lasts for years.

What’s your favorite thing to carry in your Tia Woven basket? 🧺🌻👇

📍 Golden, Colorado

06/13/2026

Behind every basket is a woman, a family, and a tradition worth preserving.

In northern Ghana, the Frafra tribe has woven baskets as an essential part of daily life, for carrying harvests, storin...
06/12/2026

In northern Ghana, the Frafra tribe has woven baskets as an essential part of daily life, for carrying harvests, storing grain, and trading at markets.

The patterns aren't random. They carry cultural meaning, family traditions, and regional identity.

When Tia Woven Goods brings these baskets to you, we're not just importing a product. We're helping preserve a living cultural legacy.
Each piece you own is a piece of that history.

Explore the collection at tiawovengoods.com

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