Karmakriti India
Seagrass Mesh hamper gift basket
Seagrass Mesh hamper gift basket
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Handwoven with natural Kauna grass, this versatile basket is a beautiful and sustainable addition to any home. The intricate weave and sturdy handles make it perfect for a variety of uses.
Use it to style a coffee table or shelf, add a touch of warmth to a room, or even carry your essentials on a day out. The basket's natural texture and earthy tones create a timeless, classic look that complements any decor. Whether you're using it to store magazines, hold fresh flowers, or as a decorative piece, this handcrafted basket brings a touch of nature and effortless style to your space. It's not just a basket—it's a piece of art that tells a story of craftsmanship and sustainability.
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Delivery & Payment
Delivery & Payment
We have company level tie ups with multiple courier companies worldwide to ensure a safe and hassle-free delivery experience. Payments can be made via CC, DC, UPI through RazorPay gateway or COD
Returns & Exchange
Returns & Exchange
At Karmakriti, customer satisfaction is our priority. If your product is damaged, defective, or has a component missing you can request a return or exchange within 7 days. Items must be unused and in original condition. For more details, please refer to our return policy.
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Seagrass Mesh hamper gift basket
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Our Artisans
Our Artisans – The Heart Of Karmakriti
At Karmakriti, every creation tells a story - woven not just with threads and textures, but with tradition, emotion, and skilled hands. Behind our handcrafted pieces stand dedicated Indian artisans, many of whom have inherited their craft over generations.
Working from rural villages and artisan clusters across India, these craftspeople use time-honored techniques in weaving, embroidery, dyeing, and stitching—each piece reflecting their mastery and devotion. Their work is not just a means of livelihood but a legacy of culture, sustainability, and soulful artistry.
