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Thoughtfully crafted pieces for interiors | Designed by Chessa Osburn + Mary Jane Bolton

Twenty One Tonnes is a celebration of traditional craft and global style. Partners Chessa Osburn and Mary Jane Bolton are based in Vancouver, BC. We're drawn to objects that are at once ancient and modern, functional and aesthetic. We strive to do trade in a way that supports tradition and sustainability, which means working with small scale artisans and family businesses to bring you quality hand

made products that are made with natural and recycled materials. Collections are therefore limited, and no two products are exactly alike.

06/22/2026

Potter Eligio Zárate Blanco finishes some of his red clay pieces in a traditional wood-fired kiln surrounded by smoldering sawdust. The heat and smoke create a unique blackened surface, each pattern decided by the fire.

Our Ash Lamp is a result of this process - find it under ‘lamps’ at our link in bio.

06/19/2026

The Landslide pendant at Casa Loma Beach Hotel in Laguna Beach, California. Woven as a shallow cone and hand formed into waves, each one is slightly different from the last.

Handwoven from elephant grass in northern Ghana. Link in bio.

06/13/2026

Fawn pendants at Arden’s in Rowayton, Connecticut.

Handwoven from elephant grass in northern Ghana. Available as a wired pendant or shade only. Link in bio.

06/10/2026

The Oaxaca Lamp in powdery blue or warm sand. Shades woven by Belén Perez Garcia, bases thrown by Eligio Zárate Blanco, both in Oaxaca, Mexico.

Link in bio.

06/06/2026

Two Bonnet pendants above the bar at in Baltimore, with a wonderfully wild wisteria arrangement below. The Bonnet’s tall cone focuses light downward in a warm, narrow pool. Handwoven by women artisans at SWOPA in northern Ghana.

06/04/2026

The Mie Kodama Ikebana basket, handwoven from smoked bamboo in Kitsukishi, Oita Prefecture, Japan. Seven remaining.

Link in bio.

05/30/2026

Agnes Baddoo’s home, a few steps from Central Park, is calm and layered, filled with natural materials and objects gathered from years of travel and making. ⁠
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is known for her leather goods brand, built on minimalist forms and traditional craft. She came to design through styling and the magazine world, shaped by a Ghanaian father who brought home wood carvings and kente cloth and a Jamaican grandmother who wove and crocheted.⁠
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We’re glad to count Agnes among our friends, and to see a few of our pieces woven into the home she’s built.⁠
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Images by for and for the new book Home For Now

05/27/2026

Bonnet pendants at the beautiful Forest House. The Bonnet’s shallow cone casts broad, even light, made for a table, an island, any gathering space. Available as a wired pendant or shade only, in three sizes, handwoven by women artisans at SWOPA in northern Ghana.

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