Three names, a lot of cellophane, and a phone that gets answered.

T is Tawana. A is Ashunti, her oldest. J is Joi' — her youngest, and yes, the apostrophe is part of it.
It is printed on the card above, which she had made before she had a website, and it is the honest description of the business: a mother and two daughters, making things at home and selling them to people who know them.
“Baskets Made With Love” is not marketing copy somebody wrote for her. It is what she called it herself.

Everything gets bought for the specific order. Nothing sits on a shelf waiting for a customer, which is why there is no price list and why she asks so many questions before she quotes.
The Halloween baskets came about because somebody asked her to make some for a raffle. People do not usually think of baskets for Halloween. They do now.








There is no shop, no queue and no order system. There is Tawana, and there is her mobile number.
Tell her who it is for and what they love. She takes it from there.
(423) 394-8569