Tackussanu Senegal

Tackussanu Senegal — Handwoven Senegalese Craft for Design & Collection
In Senegal, Wolof women weavers work with Ndiorokh grass — Vetiveria nigritana — the way their grandmothers did. Coil by coil, in a tradition that is slowly being lost to time. Tackussanu Senegal exists to make sure it isn't.
This channel is where we document the craft, the makers, and the objects that come from their hands. You will see Kine weave. You will learn what Ndiorokh grass is and why it matters. You will understand what 104 centimeters of unhurried craft actually look like in the process and in a room.
We bring handwoven Senegalese objects into the design trade and collector market. Every piece carries a maker's name, a cultural origin, and a tradition with centuries behind it. We work with interior designers, collectors, and institutions who believe that objects should carry meaning — not just fill space.
Sustainability for the Artisan. That is our north star.