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Bafoussam · West Region
Mama Ngozi
Master weaver · 30 years of craft
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Every basket tells a story from Cameroon
Mama Ngozi learned to weave from her grandmother in the hills of Bafoussam. Each basket takes three days to complete and uses locally harvested grasses dyed with natural pigments passed down through generations.
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