Wicker Lounge Ensemble with Dried Grass Vase - Circle of Hosting & Harvest – Enkito e Emayian (Step of Celebration).

Wicker Lounge Ensemble with Dried Grass Vase - Circle of Hosting & Harvest – Enkito e Emayian (Step of Celebration).

More than a storefront—this ensemble is a woven invocation of rest, rhythm, and seasonal offering.

Introducing the Enkito e Emayian Circle of Hosting & Harvest: two handwoven wicker armchairs with curved backs flank a round wicker table crowned by a sculptural vase. Nearby, a bulbous basket overflows with dried grasses in vibrant reds and pinks, while stacked cylindrical baskets and flat mats lean in quiet rhythm behind. This composition transforms seating into ceremony and fiber into visual chant.

Artisan Connection:

Handwoven by cooperatives in Nyeri, Kenya, the lounge set and vessels blend Kikuyu hosting geometry with Maasai ceremonial symbolism. The dried grasses evoke harvest and breath, while the curved chairs suggest grounding and welcome. Each piece is shaped with intention—offering rest, rhythm, and cultural continuity.

Symbolism in Material & Form:

• Curved-back chairs: Grounding, hosting, and sacred pause.

• Dried grass vase: Bloom, memory, and seasonal offering.

• Bulbous basket: Containment, rhythm, and ancestral echo.

• Glass reflections: Depth, layering, and ceremonial framing.

• Natural fibers: Earth, resilience, and artisan pride.

Features & Benefits:

• Natural materials: Rattan, sisal, baobab fiber, raffia, cotton.

• Functional styling: Ideal for boutique interiors, gifting rituals, or ceremonial hosting.

• Culturally rooted craftsmanship: Each piece tells a story.

• Layered composition: Display together or separately for visual impact.

Product Details:

• Chair Dimensions: Approx. 90 × 60 × 60 cm.

• Table Diameter: Approx. 50 cm.

• Vase Height: Approx. 60 cm.

• Basket Sizes: Varying diameters (30–60 cm).

• Materials: Rattan, sisal, baobab fiber, raffia, cotton.

• Care Instructions: Keep dry. Dust gently. Rotate seasonally.

Host with harvest. Rest with rhythm. Support an artisan.

Add the Circle of Hosting & Harvest to your space and carry the spirit of Kenyan craftsmanship into every breath and belonging.