Malawi has always had
something to give the world.

Malawi Crafts started with a simple frustration: incredible work was being made all over Malawi — woven baskets in village markets, chitenje fabric cut by local tailors, groundnuts and coffee grown on small family farms — and almost none of it was reachable from outside the country. Buyers abroad either couldn't find it, or gave up trying to figure out shipping, payment, and trust with an unfamiliar seller.

So we built the bridge. Malawi Crafts works directly with artisans, weavers, and farmers across the country, and handles everything a buyer shouldn't have to think about — sourcing, quality control, payment, and international shipping — so a single retail buyer and a wholesale importer can both get exactly what they came for.

What started as a small handcrafts catalogue has grown into three things at once: a marketplace for Malawian handcrafts and textiles, a direct supplier of Malawian produce like groundnuts, coffee, and maize to buyers anywhere in the world, and a sourcing service for the specific, hard-to-find pieces that don't fit neatly into a catalogue at all.