Wholesale interior brand for homeware and decor exclusively produced by artisans in Africa using local sustainable materials.
London, England
Joined May 2017
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Just published It’s time to rethink the African craft industry link.medium.com/GCjKvdvQPkb
#makersmovement #handmade #AfricaCOP26
At Tribeur, we work with artisans and collaborate with designers from across Africa to create our beautiful handmade home & lifestyle products. #handmade #crafts #tribeur #artisans #africancrafts #Sustainability
Expanding our supply chain: We visited a Kenya-based leather factory, Rift Valley that manufactures high-quality leather goods for the local and international market #madeinkenya #supplychain #leathercraft #tribeur
Always in awe with skilled artisan’s talent 😮 Rocky at work in his workshop in Nairobi #swahilichic #supportingartisans #tribeur #thefutureishandmade
Looking back at 2020 that brought so many opportunities, knowledge gain and continuing to contribute to artisan community empowerment (Here’s that tap on my back!) The work continues to bring local market products to global marketplace! #tribeur #thefutureishandmade #socialimpact
Are you an Artisan brand or Fair Trade company based in Africa? Sign up online now tribeur.com #wholesale #marketplace
Homeowners will increasingly invest in heirloom-quality rather than throwaway pieces #handmade #conscious wsj.com/articles/top-10-desi…
I am interested to talk to several stakeholders in Africa’s ecommerce value chain to better understand the challenges associated with starting a marketplace to help artisans sell directly to an international audience. #logistics #africa #ecommerce #supplychainafrica
Wabi-Sabi: The Japanese Philosophy For a Perfectly Imperfect Life by @Alltopstartups link.medium.com/jO3lzRqgcab
How self-built houses in Walters Way were a solution to the housing crisis in the 1970s in London dezeen.com/2020/09/27/walter… via @dezeen #timber #architecture
Did you know that the artisan sector is the second largest employer in developing countries, behind agriculture? That's right: Millions around the world, mostly women participate in the artisan economy practicing traditional crafts as a mean to earn income. Photo:@indego_africa
Vegahouse designs stool with removable seat made of woven bamboo dezeen.com/2020/09/06/vegaho… via @dezeen
In the midst of the pandemic, we took initial steps towards creating a brand that would be the basis of realizing our aspirations of making interesting products in a meaningful way with a focus on quality, craftsmanship, design, sustainability, culture and people. #ComingSoon
*CLEARANCE* With summer around the corner, we thought you’d like to know that we’re having a big SALE. Check out our kaftans and dresses from the best #ethicalbrands to complete your summer look ☀️ A big 60% off… instagram.com/p/BxY9LrOHE-0/…
More is more ✨ Get 50% off online on all rings by Adele Dejak #africanluxury #handmadejewelry instagram.com/p/Bw4MRdnB2hN/…
Rainy days are a good excuse for online shopping 🤗 Grab your discount tictail.com/tribeur
Our curation team are constantly looking for socially conscious brands that employ artisans, have a unique point of view & have a sustainable supply chain.
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Tribeur is a destination for shopping luxury artisan products from across the world
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