Handwoven by Women Artisans:
Her Skills, Our Inspiration
Crafted By Her makes handwoven home decor in kans grass, jute and banana fiber. We champion thoughtful design that blends tradition with modern living, creating pieces that are not only beautiful but meaningful.
Handwoven, Never Machine-Made
Kansgrass, jute and banana fibre, worked entirely by hand.
Made by Women Artisans
Every piece is the work of a woman artisan, paid for her craft.
Backed by a Non-Profit
Crafted By Her is a project of ZamZam Foundation, Inc, a 501(c)(3) organization.
Our Design Values
At Crafted By Her, our mission is rooted in a deep respect for craftsmanship, creativity, and community. We champion thoughtful design that blends tradition with modern living, creating pieces that are not only beautiful but meaningful.
We believe design excellence is not a destination, but a continuous journey, one shaped by passion, purpose, and the hands of women who craft with care.
Crafted By Her was born from a simple belief, when women are empowered, communities flourish.
This platform is our way of honoring skill, creativity, and resilience, while creating meaningful opportunities for women to grow with dignity and independence.
Every piece tells a story of purpose, patience, and pride. Thank you for being part of a journey that values people as much as the products they create.
Co-Founder, Crafted By Her
Shaping a Future Crafted With Purpose
At Crafted By Her, our vision is to build a world where women artisans are valued, empowered, and celebrated for their skill and creativity. We envision a future where traditional craftsmanship thrives alongside modern design, creating meaningful products that respect people, culture, and the planet.
Our vision is not just to create beautiful homes, but to inspire a more thoughtful way of living, where every piece tells a story, every choice supports a woman’s journey, and every design contributes to a more equitable and sustainable future.
Three Materials, Worked by Hand
Bring a Piece of Her Work Home
Each item is made one at a time, so no two are quite alike.