Savannah Tracks Woven

Designed and woven by women in Ghana, West Africa. 20% of profits return to local Ghana community.

Legend has it that the first Dagaaba man to settle in modern Lawra in Ghana was a man named Kontol. He crossed the Volta River from what is now Burkina Faso in pursuit of wildlife. After a while he became thirsty. Finding no streams or lakes to quench his thirst, he followed the tracks left by animals as their hooves and paws left tracks in the red earth of the sun-bleached savannah. This ultimately led him to a watering hole where he founded Boon & Up’s hometown, Lawra.