Modern Hand Woven Baskets

Moisés Hernández Makes Contemporary Hand Woven Baskets

Moisés Hernández is a designer from Tiamacazapa, Mexico, whose woven baskets are made to reinterpret the traditional art to incorporate modern features.

She does this by weaving her bags and baskets with unconventional materials and adding metallic copper features. In doing so, Moisés Hernández makes the products more profitable amongst a wider range of consumers, as the baskets are made to be more unique and bags more stylish.

The woven baskets and bags are made from palm which is then dyed using recycled pigments to limit waste and create less of an impact on the environment. Baskets with beautiful gold material were created in response to a shortage of water in the area as well, with its construction not requiring the substance to produce dyes.

Contemporary Hand Woven Baskets
Opportunity for traditional artisans to incorporate modern features into their crafts using unconventional materials and eco-friendly practices.
Recycled Pigment Dyeing
Opportunity to create sustainable and eco-friendly dyeing processes using recycled pigments.
Metallic Accents in Weaving
Opportunity to add unique and stylish metallic elements to traditional hand woven crafts.

Sectors Adopting This

Handicrafts
Innovative designs for hand woven baskets and bags can revolutionize the handicraft industry by incorporating modernity and sustainability.
Fashion Accessories
Hand woven bags with unconventional materials and metallic elements are a disruptive innovation in the fashion accessories industry, catering to a wider range of consumers.
Sustainable Manufacturing
The use of eco-friendly dyeing processes and non-traditional materials can bring disruptive innovation opportunities to the sustainable manufacturing industry.
SCORE
2.1 out of 10
GENDER
30% Men70% Women
MARKETTop markets: South America
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 39%
Activity 15%
Freshness 8%