Moogoo Creative Africa
4.7
No minimum
Upcycling coaster wood & oil barrel | different shapes & colors | unique
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These unique coasters are made from recycled wood and oil barrels. Each piece is handmade and has its own special shape and color. The combination of natural materials and the creative design make these coasters a sustainable and stylish addition to your interior. Whether you choose a round, square or other shape, you always get a unique item that gives your home a personal touch. These coasters are not only practical, but also a real eye-catcher on your table.
| Length | 22 cm |
| Width | 22 cm |
| Diameter | 20 cm |
| Weight | 600g |
| Material | Wood, Metal, Iron |
| Values | Recycled Materials, Handmade, Social Good |
| Made in | Burkina Faso |
| Brand location | Germany |
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Moogoo Creative Africa
4.7
No minimum
The heart of Moogoo's products are African designer furniture and home accessories. They are handcrafted by local artists in Burkina Faso. Each product is unique and the result of creative craftsmanship. The artists almost exclusively use recycling materials in the production, such as scrap metal from unused oil drums. Through the symbiosis of different materials, our designers create new forms and purposes inside. Moogoo stands for sustainability and fair conditions: We purchase our products directly from the designers' workshops in Burkina Faso in order to promote transparent and fair sales of your art in Europe and the world. The aim is to create unbureaucratic and uncomplicated trade routes for African artists.
