Woven Fans

Not all art needs a frame — and not all wall decoration needs to be flat. The Woven Fans collection is built around handcrafted natural fibre that add dimension and warmth to walls that have nothing on them yet.

These suit coastal schemes, Mediterranean interiors, and spaces that benefit from a natural material with real texture. Pair with ceramics in complementary colourways, or combine with Art Prints for a gallery wall that mixes flat and textured art. Also the go-to gift for anyone building a new home, a beach Airbnb, or a space that needs personality quickly.

Explore Related Collections

• Art Prints — A2 prints in bold designs to pair with woven fans on a gallery wall
• Frames — solid wood frames for art prints in a range of finishes
• Baskets & Bags — more handwoven natural fibre pieces from Ghana
• Objects & Ornaments — decorative ceramics to complement your wall art
• Gifts with a Story — woven fans make distinctive, artisan-made gifts

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I hang woven fans and wall art pieces?

Each piece is lightweight and features a simple hanging mechanism on the back — no specialist tools or heavy fixings required. Standard picture hooks or Command-style hanging strips work well for most pieces.

Where are the woven fans made?

The woven fans are made by artisan weavers in Bolgatanga, Ghana from natural elephant grass fibre. Each fan is handwoven, meaning no two are identical in weave density or exact form. The making tradition has deep roots in Ghanaian craft culture.

What rooms are they best suited for?

Woven fans work best in spaces where you want warmth and texture without too much visual weight — living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, and sunrooms. They're particularly effective in coastal, Mediterranean, and natural material-led interiors.

Can I group multiple fans together on one wall?

Yes — grouping three or five woven fans of different sizes creates a striking gallery wall effect. The natural variation across handwoven pieces means the arrangement looks considered and organic rather than repetitive.