1Pick your occasion
Browse the baskets and add the ones you like to your list. Nothing is ordered and nothing is charged — the list just remembers what caught your eye.
TAJ is Tawana and her two daughters — Ashunti and Joi' — the three letters on every basket she makes. Gift baskets for weddings, birthdays and every holiday there is, put together by hand, one at a time.
There is no checkout on this site and no card to enter. You build a list, she builds the basket, and the two of you sort out the rest on the phone.
1Browse the baskets and add the ones you like to your list. Nothing is ordered and nothing is charged — the list just remembers what caught your eye.
2Names, ages, colours, the character they will not stop talking about. The more you tell her, the less the basket looks like it came off a shelf.
3Tawana prices each basket herself once she knows what is in it. Ring (423) 394-8569 and you will have a number in a couple of minutes.
These are starting points, not a menu. Almost every order ends up somewhere of its own by the time she has finished asking questions.
Birthdays
Built around the person, not the age. Tell her the favourite colour and the thing they will not stop talking about, and she works outward from there.
For kids
The one she makes most. Characters, colours and a pile of small things to open — the sort of basket a child carries around the house all day.
Weddings
For the couple, the bridal party or the guest table. Made to your colours so it sits properly with everything else you have planned.
Baby showers
Soft things, practical things and a few for the parents too. A handmade pillow can go in the middle of it if you want something that lasts.
Halloween
New this year, and made because somebody asked. Treats, costume bits and a little bit of spooky — for a raffle, a class party or a porch handout.
Holidays
Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, Valentine's, Mother's Day — every holiday she has been asked for, she has made. Order early for December.
Self care
Bath things, soft things, quiet things. The basket people buy when they cannot think what else would actually get used.
Sympathy
For a hard week, a hospital stay or a house that has gone quiet. Kept gentle on purpose, and she will write the card if you tell her what to say.
Not cushions — full-length body pillows, in a fabric picked for the person, with their name stitched across the front in letters she cuts out one at a time. She can set a printed panel into it as well, so your own photographs end up on the pillow.
Ten pillows she has made and sent. The name changes, the fabric changes, and the amount of cutting out stays exactly the same.










These are Tawana’s own pictures, taken on her floor while she works. Not styled, not staged — just what “made with love” actually looks like at eleven at night.















Tawana. Ashunti, her oldest. And Joi’, her youngest — the apostrophe matters, and she will tell you so.
The baskets are made at home, most of them with the girls somewhere in the middle of it. That is the whole business: three names, a lot of cellophane, and a phone that gets answered.
That is genuinely all she needs to start. Call or text and she will take it from there.
(423) 394-8569