Baskets of Africa listing of productshttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/Fri, 18 May 2012 00:33:45 PSTen Approx 6.25 inches Across X 7 inches Tall Some of the highest quality baskets woven today spring from the people living in earths largest inland delta. Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. 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The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/10942-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2880345/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 6 Mar 2012 07:41:00 PST Approx 6 inches Across X 1.75 inches Deep The group that produces these glass beads on wire gems is located in central Kenya. They are members of the Maasai and Kikuyu ethnic communities. The baskets are traditionally given at weddings. The bowls as presents from mother to daughter during the wedding ceremony to symbolize the wife feeding the family and the boxes given from grandmother to granddaughter, usually containing earrings and necklace symbolizing a married woman. Patterns are laid out on paper and then painstakingly translated to the woven object. Wire is manipulated with small pliers as the baskets are woven. You will receive exactly what is pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/kenya-beaded-wire/11351-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/2975075/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 18 May 2009 16:14:00 PST Approx 9.25 inches Across X 2 inches Tall Some of the highest quality baskets woven today spring from the people living in earths largest inland delta. Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. 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Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. 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Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. You will receive the exact basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/botswana-baskets/13248-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4482140/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 15 Jun 2011 12:06:00 PST Approx 8.5 inches Across X 2.25 inches Deep Some of the highest quality baskets woven today spring from the people living in earths largest inland delta. Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. 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Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. You will receive the exact basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/botswana-baskets/13262-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4482154/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 15 Jun 2011 12:13:00 PST Approx 9.75 inches Across X 2.5 inches Deep Some of the highest quality baskets woven today spring from the people living in earths largest inland delta. Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. 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Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. You will receive the exact basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/botswana-baskets/13267-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4482159/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 15 Jun 2011 12:15:00 PST Approx 10 inches Across X 2.25 inches Deep Some of the highest quality baskets woven today spring from the people living in earths largest inland delta. Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. You will receive the exact basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/botswana-baskets/13268-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4482160/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 15 Jun 2011 12:14:00 PST Approx 10.5 inches Across X 3.5 inches Deep Some of the highest quality baskets woven today spring from the people living in earths largest inland delta. Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. You will receive the exact basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/botswana-baskets/13270-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4482162/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 15 Jun 2011 12:20:00 PST Approx 11.5 inches Across X 2.75 inches Deep Some of the highest quality baskets woven today spring from the people living in earths largest inland delta. Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. You will receive the exact basket pictured above.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/botswana-baskets/13273-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4482165/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 17 Mar 2012 14:12:00 PST Approx 11-12 inches Tall X 9-10 inches Wide The Dogon people live in cliffside villages in Central Mali and they use a hard wood to hand carve these granary doors. The doors are constructed from smaller pieces of wood that a connected together with handmade metal hardware. A husband will have his own granary to store grain, mostly millet. Women are financially independent and keep their own possessions in their granary that men are not allowed access to. Woman may keep pottery or other handcrafts in their granary. The window-like openings on the granaries are covered with these doors which have simple, functioning latches. The posts sticking up on top and bottom serve as hinges for the door as they rest in holes. Doors usually depict ancestor spirits - there are 8 original ancestor families that are normally depicted on the doors. Most doors also show Kanaga masks. Over 70 different types of ceremonial masks are used by the Dogon, but their exact usages are closely held secrets. You will receive this exact door.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/13439-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4527006/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:39:00 PST Approx 11-12 inches Tall X 9-10 inches Wide The Dogon people live in cliffside villages in Central Mali and they use a hard wood to hand carve these granary doors. The doors are constructed from smaller pieces of wood that a connected together with handmade metal hardware. A husband will have his own granary to store grain, mostly millet. Women are financially independent and keep their own possessions in their granary that men are not allowed access to. Woman may keep pottery or other handcrafts in their granary. The window-like openings on the granaries are covered with these doors which have simple, functioning latches. The posts sticking up on top and bottom serve as hinges for the door as they rest in holes. Doors usually depict ancestor spirits - there are 8 original ancestor families that are normally depicted on the doors. Most doors also show Kanaga masks. Over 70 different types of ceremonial masks are used by the Dogon, but their exact usages are closely held secrets. You will receive this exact door.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/13440-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4527007/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:39:00 PST Approx 11-12 inches Tall X 9-10 inches Wide The Dogon people live in cliffside villages in Central Mali and they use a hard wood to hand carve these granary doors. The doors are constructed from smaller pieces of wood that a connected together with handmade metal hardware. A husband will have his own granary to store grain, mostly millet. Women are financially independent and keep their own possessions in their granary that men are not allowed access to. Woman may keep pottery or other handcrafts in their granary. The window-like openings on the granaries are covered with these doors which have simple, functioning latches. The posts sticking up on top and bottom serve as hinges for the door as they rest in holes. Doors usually depict ancestor spirits - there are 8 original ancestor families that are normally depicted on the doors. Most doors also show Kanaga masks. Over 70 different types of ceremonial masks are used by the Dogon, but their exact usages are closely held secrets. You will receive this exact door.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/13442-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4527009/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:39:00 PST Approx 11-12 inches Tall X 9-10 inches Wide The Dogon people live in cliffside villages in Central Mali and they use a hard wood to hand carve these granary doors. The doors are constructed from smaller pieces of wood that a connected together with handmade metal hardware. A husband will have his own granary to store grain, mostly millet. Women are financially independent and keep their own possessions in their granary that men are not allowed access to. Woman may keep pottery or other handcrafts in their granary. The window-like openings on the granaries are covered with these doors which have simple, functioning latches. The posts sticking up on top and bottom serve as hinges for the door as they rest in holes. Doors usually depict ancestor spirits - there are 8 original ancestor families that are normally depicted on the doors. Most doors also show Kanaga masks. Over 70 different types of ceremonial masks are used by the Dogon, but their exact usages are closely held secrets. You will receive this exact door.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/13443-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4527010/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:39:00 PST Approximately 6.25 inches tall X 3.25 inches across These are incredible, intricately wrapped jars some using accents of bare copper wire. Since the wire is wrapped over glass, they are very difficult to ship here from Zululand, South Africa. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful piece Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact jar.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/14343-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4641956/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 17 Jun 2011 07:39:00 PST Approximately 7 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire.The intention is for this basket to be square in shape with rounded corners, but due to the extreme difficulty of weaving squares, each one varies. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire that is very much like telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/14376-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4641989/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 6 May 2011 13:13:00 PST Approximately 6 inches Across X 1.75 inches Deep The group that produces these glass beads on wire gems is located in central Kenya. They are members of the Maasai and Kikuyu ethnic communities. These baskets are traditionally given at weddings. The bowls are given as presents from mother to daughter during the wedding ceremony to symbolize the wife feeding the family. Patterns are laid out on paper and then painstakingly translated to the woven object. Wire is manipulated with small pliers as the baskets are woven. You will receive exactly what is pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/kenya-beaded-wire/14406-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4642028/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Apr 2010 14:14:00 PST Approximately 6 inches Across X 1.75 inches Deep The group that produces these glass beads on wire gems is located in central Kenya. They are members of the Maasai and Kikuyu ethnic communities. These baskets are traditionally given at weddings. The bowls are given as presents from mother to daughter during the wedding ceremony to symbolize the wife feeding the family. Patterns are laid out on paper and then painstakingly translated to the woven object. Wire is manipulated with small pliers as the baskets are woven. You will receive exactly what is pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/kenya-beaded-wire/14412-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4642034/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Apr 2010 14:14:00 PST Large - Approximately 4-5 inches across X 4.5 inches tall Small - Approximately 3-3.5 inches across X 3.5-4 inches tall The group that produces these glass beads on wire gems is located in central Kenya. They are members of the Maasai and Kikuyu ethnic communities. These charming sets of 2 nesting baskets are created in the shape of traditional village huts. Patterns are laid out on paper and then painstakingly translated to the woven object. Wire is strung with beads and then manipulated with small pliers as the baskets are woven. You will receive exactly the baskets that are pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/kenya-beaded-wire/14425-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4642046/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Apr 2010 14:14:00 PST Approximately 13.5 inches across X 4 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/14561-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4643717/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 23 Mar 2012 15:52:00 PST Approximately 9.75 inches across X 3.5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/14572-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4643727/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 23 Mar 2012 15:50:00 PST Approximately 9.75 inches across X 2.75 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/14580-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4643735/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 23 Mar 2012 15:51:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 3.5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/14586-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4643741/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 23 Mar 2012 15:49:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 4 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/14594-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4643749/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 23 Mar 2012 15:48:00 PST Approximately 10.75 inches across X 4.75 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/14597-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4643752/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 23 Mar 2012 15:49:00 PST Approximately 12.5 inches across X 4 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/14603-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4643758/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 23 Mar 2012 15:52:00 PST Approximately 13.25 inches across X 4.75 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/14606-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4643761/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 23 Mar 2012 15:51:00 PST Approximately 13.25 inches across X 4.75 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/14614-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4643769/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 23 Mar 2012 15:51:00 PST Approx 10-12 inches Across X 8-10 inches Wide X 6-7 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for picking foods from the garden. The rectangular shape is more difficult to weave than round. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and hang to dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/14925-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4716718/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 8 Sep 2010 19:22:00 PST Approx 15-16 inches Across X 3-4 inches Deep Bukedo is the local term in Uganda for banana leaf stalks. Along with raffia that comes from palm trees, these materials are renewable, plentiful resources. The mission of this weaving group is to support as many other women as possible through the promotion of their handcrafts. Bukedo creates a sturdy base that dyed raffia is coiled around to make this strong basket. These baskets are traditionally used for serving food in Uganda. They look great mounted on a wall or propped on a shelf or even sitting on a table. Although each basket is uniquely handwoven and thus varies slightly, you will receive a basket that looks very close to this photo.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/uganda-baskets/1986-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4722125/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 16 Mar 2012 10:30:00 PST Approx 15-16 inches Across X 3-4 inches Deep Bukedo is the local term in Uganda for banana leaf stalks. Along with raffia that comes from palm trees, these materials are renewable, plentiful resources. The mission of this weaving group is to support as many other women as possible through the promotion of their handcrafts. Bukedo creates a sturdy base that dyed raffia is coiled around to make this strong basket. These baskets are traditionally used for serving food in Uganda. They look great mounted on a wall or propped on a shelf or even sitting on a table. Although each basket is uniquely handwoven and thus varies slightly, you will receive a basket that looks very close to this photo.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/uganda-baskets/15068-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4722132/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 10 Feb 2012 15:39:00 PST Approx 5.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/15120-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4729198/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 18 Jul 2010 15:28:00 PST Approx 8 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/15154-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4729232/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 3 May 2011 09:02:00 PST Approx 8 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/15157-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4729235/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 3 May 2011 09:03:00 PST Approx 4.5 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water.You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/15387-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4881540/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 18 Jul 2010 15:50:00 PST Approx 5.75 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/15394-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4881547/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 6 Mar 2012 07:42:00 PST Approx 5.75 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/15402-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4881555/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 18 Jul 2010 15:50:00 PST Approximately 9.75 inches across X 1.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/15440-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4881593/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 6 May 2011 13:07:00 PST Approximately 5.5 - 6.5 Inches inches Across X 1 - 2.5 inches Tall This highly collectible basket was handmade in Swaziland from Sisal fibers gathered from the sisal plant (a weed). The sisal plant is in the Agave family and its fibers are so known for strength that it is increasingly being used as an environmentally friendly strengthening agent to replace harmful substances in industrial production processes. Each fiber is harvested, dried, hand dyed, dried again, then rolled against the weavers leg until the perfect thread is drawn out. An average of 30-40 hours per basket makes these one of the most labor intensive of all African baskets for their size. As a bowl gets larger, it takes more and more time to weave because the coils on each row become much longer as the bowl flares upwards and outwards. So adding 1 row at the top of the basket, could be equivalent to weaving 5-7 rows or more in the base of the basket. This is the reason the larger baskets are more unusual, take so much more time to create and are only done by masterweavers. These baskets are traditionally given as gifts and symbolize long and happy life. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-sisal-baskets/15655-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4930587/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 31 Jul 2010 09:46:00 PST Approximately 5.5 - 6.5 Inches inches Across X 1 - 2.5 inches Tall This highly collectible basket was handmade in Swaziland from Sisal fibers gathered from the sisal plant (a weed). The sisal plant is in the Agave family and its fibers are so known for strength that it is increasingly being used as an environmentally friendly strengthening agent to replace harmful substances in industrial production processes. Each fiber is harvested, dried, hand dyed, dried again, then rolled against the weavers leg until the perfect thread is drawn out. An average of 30-40 hours per basket makes these one of the most labor intensive of all African baskets for their size. As a bowl gets larger, it takes more and more time to weave because the coils on each row become much longer as the bowl flares upwards and outwards. So adding 1 row at the top of the basket, could be equivalent to weaving 5-7 rows or more in the base of the basket. This is the reason the larger baskets are more unusual, take so much more time to create and are only done by masterweavers. These baskets are traditionally given as gifts and symbolize long and happy life. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-sisal-baskets/15658-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4930590/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 31 Jul 2010 09:46:00 PST Approximately 5.5 - 6.5 Inches inches Across X 1 - 2.5 inches Tall This highly collectible basket was handmade in Swaziland from Sisal fibers gathered from the sisal plant (a weed). The sisal plant is in the Agave family and its fibers are so known for strength that it is increasingly being used as an environmentally friendly strengthening agent to replace harmful substances in industrial production processes. Each fiber is harvested, dried, hand dyed, dried again, then rolled against the weavers leg until the perfect thread is drawn out. An average of 30-40 hours per basket makes these one of the most labor intensive of all African baskets for their size. As a bowl gets larger, it takes more and more time to weave because the coils on each row become much longer as the bowl flares upwards and outwards. So adding 1 row at the top of the basket, could be equivalent to weaving 5-7 rows or more in the base of the basket. This is the reason the larger baskets are more unusual, take so much more time to create and are only done by masterweavers. These baskets are traditionally given as gifts and symbolize long and happy life. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-sisal-baskets/15661-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4930593/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 31 Jul 2010 09:46:00 PST Approximately 5.5 - 6.5 Inches inches Across X 1 - 2.5 inches Tall This highly collectible basket was handmade in Swaziland from Sisal fibers gathered from the sisal plant (a weed). The sisal plant is in the Agave family and its fibers are so known for strength that it is increasingly being used as an environmentally friendly strengthening agent to replace harmful substances in industrial production processes. Each fiber is harvested, dried, hand dyed, dried again, then rolled against the weavers leg until the perfect thread is drawn out. An average of 30-40 hours per basket makes these one of the most labor intensive of all African baskets for their size. As a bowl gets larger, it takes more and more time to weave because the coils on each row become much longer as the bowl flares upwards and outwards. So adding 1 row at the top of the basket, could be equivalent to weaving 5-7 rows or more in the base of the basket. This is the reason the larger baskets are more unusual, take so much more time to create and are only done by masterweavers. These baskets are traditionally given as gifts and symbolize long and happy life. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-sisal-baskets/15662-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4930594/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 31 Jul 2010 09:46:00 PST Approximately 5.5 - 6.5 Inches inches Across X 1 - 2.5 inches Tall This highly collectible basket was handmade in Swaziland from Sisal fibers gathered from the sisal plant (a weed). The sisal plant is in the Agave family and its fibers are so known for strength that it is increasingly being used as an environmentally friendly strengthening agent to replace harmful substances in industrial production processes. Each fiber is harvested, dried, hand dyed, dried again, then rolled against the weavers leg until the perfect thread is drawn out. An average of 30-40 hours per basket makes these one of the most labor intensive of all African baskets for their size. As a bowl gets larger, it takes more and more time to weave because the coils on each row become much longer as the bowl flares upwards and outwards. So adding 1 row at the top of the basket, could be equivalent to weaving 5-7 rows or more in the base of the basket. This is the reason the larger baskets are more unusual, take so much more time to create and are only done by masterweavers. These baskets are traditionally given as gifts and symbolize long and happy life. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-sisal-baskets/15663-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4930595/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 22 Dec 2011 10:14:00 PST Approximately 5.5 - 6.5 Inches inches Across X 1 - 2.5 inches Tall This highly collectible basket was handmade in Swaziland from Sisal fibers gathered from the sisal plant (a weed). The sisal plant is in the Agave family and its fibers are so known for strength that it is increasingly being used as an environmentally friendly strengthening agent to replace harmful substances in industrial production processes. Each fiber is harvested, dried, hand dyed, dried again, then rolled against the weavers leg until the perfect thread is drawn out. An average of 30-40 hours per basket makes these one of the most labor intensive of all African baskets for their size. As a bowl gets larger, it takes more and more time to weave because the coils on each row become much longer as the bowl flares upwards and outwards. So adding 1 row at the top of the basket, could be equivalent to weaving 5-7 rows or more in the base of the basket. This is the reason the larger baskets are more unusual, take so much more time to create and are only done by masterweavers. These baskets are traditionally given as gifts and symbolize long and happy life. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-sisal-baskets/15666-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4930598/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 31 Jul 2010 09:46:00 PST Approximately 5.5 - 6.5 Inches inches Across X 1 - 2.5 inches Tall This highly collectible basket was handmade in Swaziland from Sisal fibers gathered from the sisal plant (a weed). The sisal plant is in the Agave family and its fibers are so known for strength that it is increasingly being used as an environmentally friendly strengthening agent to replace harmful substances in industrial production processes. Each fiber is harvested, dried, hand dyed, dried again, then rolled against the weavers leg until the perfect thread is drawn out. An average of 30-40 hours per basket makes these one of the most labor intensive of all African baskets for their size. As a bowl gets larger, it takes more and more time to weave because the coils on each row become much longer as the bowl flares upwards and outwards. So adding 1 row at the top of the basket, could be equivalent to weaving 5-7 rows or more in the base of the basket. This is the reason the larger baskets are more unusual, take so much more time to create and are only done by masterweavers. These baskets are traditionally given as gifts and symbolize long and happy life. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-sisal-baskets/15669-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4930601/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 31 Jul 2010 09:46:00 PST Approximately 6.5 - 7.5 Inches inches Across X 1.5 - 3 inches Tall This highly collectible basket was handmade in Swaziland from Sisal fibers gathered from the sisal plant (a weed). 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As a bowl gets larger, it takes more and more time to weave because the coils on each row become much longer as the bowl flares upwards and outwards. So adding 1 row at the top of the basket, could be equivalent to weaving 5-7 rows or more in the base of the basket. This is the reason the larger baskets are more unusual, take so much more time to create and are only done by masterweavers. These baskets are traditionally given as gifts and symbolize long and happy life. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-sisal-baskets/15676-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4930608/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 31 Jul 2010 09:46:00 PST Approximately 6.5 - 7.5 Inches inches Across X 1.5 - 3 inches Tall This highly collectible basket was handmade in Swaziland from Sisal fibers gathered from the sisal plant (a weed). The sisal plant is in the Agave family and its fibers are so known for strength that it is increasingly being used as an environmentally friendly strengthening agent to replace harmful substances in industrial production processes. Each fiber is harvested, dried, hand dyed, dried again, then rolled against the weavers leg until the perfect thread is drawn out. An average of 30-40 hours per basket makes these one of the most labor intensive of all African baskets for their size. As a bowl gets larger, it takes more and more time to weave because the coils on each row become much longer as the bowl flares upwards and outwards. So adding 1 row at the top of the basket, could be equivalent to weaving 5-7 rows or more in the base of the basket. This is the reason the larger baskets are more unusual, take so much more time to create and are only done by masterweavers. These baskets are traditionally given as gifts and symbolize long and happy life. 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The sisal plant is in the Agave family and its fibers are so known for strength that it is increasingly being used as an environmentally friendly strengthening agent to replace harmful substances in industrial production processes. Each fiber is harvested, dried, hand dyed, dried again, then rolled against the weavers leg until the perfect thread is drawn out. An average of 30-40 hours per basket makes these one of the most labor intensive of all African baskets for their size. As a bowl gets larger, it takes more and more time to weave because the coils on each row become much longer as the bowl flares upwards and outwards. So adding 1 row at the top of the basket, could be equivalent to weaving 5-7 rows or more in the base of the basket. This is the reason the larger baskets are more unusual, take so much more time to create and are only done by masterweavers. These baskets are traditionally given as gifts and symbolize long and happy life. 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As a bowl gets larger, it takes more and more time to weave because the coils on each row become much longer as the bowl flares upwards and outwards. So adding 1 row at the top of the basket, could be equivalent to weaving 5-7 rows or more in the base of the basket. This is the reason the larger baskets are more unusual, take so much more time to create and are only done by masterweavers. These baskets are traditionally given as gifts and symbolize long and happy life. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-sisal-baskets/15682-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4930614/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 31 Jul 2010 09:46:00 PST Approximately 6.5 - 7.5 Inches inches Across X 1.5 - 3 inches Tall This highly collectible basket was handmade in Swaziland from Sisal fibers gathered from the sisal plant (a weed). The sisal plant is in the Agave family and its fibers are so known for strength that it is increasingly being used as an environmentally friendly strengthening agent to replace harmful substances in industrial production processes. Each fiber is harvested, dried, hand dyed, dried again, then rolled against the weavers leg until the perfect thread is drawn out. An average of 30-40 hours per basket makes these one of the most labor intensive of all African baskets for their size. As a bowl gets larger, it takes more and more time to weave because the coils on each row become much longer as the bowl flares upwards and outwards. So adding 1 row at the top of the basket, could be equivalent to weaving 5-7 rows or more in the base of the basket. This is the reason the larger baskets are more unusual, take so much more time to create and are only done by masterweavers. These baskets are traditionally given as gifts and symbolize long and happy life. 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As a bowl gets larger, it takes more and more time to weave because the coils on each row become much longer as the bowl flares upwards and outwards. So adding 1 row at the top of the basket, could be equivalent to weaving 5-7 rows or more in the base of the basket. This is the reason the larger baskets are more unusual, take so much more time to create and are only done by masterweavers. These baskets are traditionally given as gifts and symbolize long and happy life. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-sisal-baskets/15685-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4930617/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 31 Jul 2010 09:46:00 PST Approximately 6.5 - 7.5 Inches inches Across X 1.5 - 3 inches Tall This highly collectible basket was handmade in Swaziland from Sisal fibers gathered from the sisal plant (a weed). The sisal plant is in the Agave family and its fibers are so known for strength that it is increasingly being used as an environmentally friendly strengthening agent to replace harmful substances in industrial production processes. Each fiber is harvested, dried, hand dyed, dried again, then rolled against the weavers leg until the perfect thread is drawn out. An average of 30-40 hours per basket makes these one of the most labor intensive of all African baskets for their size. As a bowl gets larger, it takes more and more time to weave because the coils on each row become much longer as the bowl flares upwards and outwards. So adding 1 row at the top of the basket, could be equivalent to weaving 5-7 rows or more in the base of the basket. This is the reason the larger baskets are more unusual, take so much more time to create and are only done by masterweavers. These baskets are traditionally given as gifts and symbolize long and happy life. 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As a bowl gets larger, it takes more and more time to weave because the coils on each row become much longer as the bowl flares upwards and outwards. So adding 1 row at the top of the basket, could be equivalent to weaving 5-7 rows or more in the base of the basket. This is the reason the larger baskets are more unusual, take so much more time to create and are only done by masterweavers. These baskets are traditionally given as gifts and symbolize long and happy life. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-sisal-baskets/15691-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4930623/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 31 Jul 2010 09:46:00 PST Approximately 6.5 - 7.5 Inches inches Across X 1.5 - 3 inches Tall This highly collectible basket was handmade in Swaziland from Sisal fibers gathered from the sisal plant (a weed). The sisal plant is in the Agave family and its fibers are so known for strength that it is increasingly being used as an environmentally friendly strengthening agent to replace harmful substances in industrial production processes. Each fiber is harvested, dried, hand dyed, dried again, then rolled against the weavers leg until the perfect thread is drawn out. An average of 30-40 hours per basket makes these one of the most labor intensive of all African baskets for their size. As a bowl gets larger, it takes more and more time to weave because the coils on each row become much longer as the bowl flares upwards and outwards. So adding 1 row at the top of the basket, could be equivalent to weaving 5-7 rows or more in the base of the basket. This is the reason the larger baskets are more unusual, take so much more time to create and are only done by masterweavers. These baskets are traditionally given as gifts and symbolize long and happy life. 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As a bowl gets larger, it takes more and more time to weave because the coils on each row become much longer as the bowl flares upwards and outwards. So adding 1 row at the top of the basket, could be equivalent to weaving 5-7 rows or more in the base of the basket. This is the reason the larger baskets are more unusual, take so much more time to create and are only done by masterweavers. These baskets are traditionally given as gifts and symbolize long and happy life. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-sisal-baskets/15694-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4930626/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 31 Jul 2010 09:46:00 PST Approximately 6.5 - 7.5 Inches inches Across X 1.5 - 3 inches Tall This highly collectible basket was handmade in Swaziland from Sisal fibers gathered from the sisal plant (a weed). The sisal plant is in the Agave family and its fibers are so known for strength that it is increasingly being used as an environmentally friendly strengthening agent to replace harmful substances in industrial production processes. Each fiber is harvested, dried, hand dyed, dried again, then rolled against the weavers leg until the perfect thread is drawn out. An average of 30-40 hours per basket makes these one of the most labor intensive of all African baskets for their size. As a bowl gets larger, it takes more and more time to weave because the coils on each row become much longer as the bowl flares upwards and outwards. So adding 1 row at the top of the basket, could be equivalent to weaving 5-7 rows or more in the base of the basket. This is the reason the larger baskets are more unusual, take so much more time to create and are only done by masterweavers. These baskets are traditionally given as gifts and symbolize long and happy life. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-sisal-baskets/15695-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4930627/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 31 Jul 2010 09:46:00 PST Approximately 8-9 inches Across X 3-4 inches Deep The colors of Africa come alive in these grass baskets handwoven in Swaziland. Lutindzi grass is a sedge and grows in tufts only in the cracks of rocks. Each blade grows in a sheath and pulls out easily when harvested so it does not damage the roots of the grass - which quickly regenerates and sends out more shoots. This strong grass has been used in Swaziland for hundreds of years to make ropes for tying down roofing thatch. High up in the mountains of Swaziland, over 700 women support themselves by weaving these baskets. The weaving techniques are passed on from mother to daughter, preserving cultural integrity in this proud nation that is ruled by the last true king on earth. You will receive the exact basket pictured above. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-lutindzi-baskets/15734-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4951043/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 19 Aug 2010 11:53:00 PST Approximately 5-6 inches Across X 2-3 inches Deep The colors of Africa come alive in these grass baskets handwoven in Swaziland. Lutindzi grass is a sedge and grows in tufts only in the cracks of rocks. Each blade grows in a sheath and pulls out easily when harvested so it does not damage the roots of the grass - which quickly regenerates and sends out more shoots. This strong grass has been used in Swaziland for hundreds of years to make ropes for tying down roofing thatch. High up in the mountains of Swaziland, over 700 women support themselves by weaving these baskets. The weaving techniques are passed on from mother to daughter, preserving cultural integrity in this proud nation that is ruled by the last true king on earth. You will receive the exact basket pictured above. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-lutindzi-baskets/15740-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4951049/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 19 Aug 2010 11:53:00 PST Approximately 9 inches Tall X 14 inches Wide To create this traditional basket, weavers use strips of naturally waxy palm fronds wrapped around coils of wild grasses. Some baskets are still used for liquid storage in the rural areas of South Africa. Watertight baskets are readied by rubbing wet cornmeal inside. When liquid is added, the coils swell. Some leaks through, evaporates, and cools the contents. Designs carry cultural significance and many large baskets are traditionally given at weddings. All natural dyes are made from materials as diverse as flower petals and mud. Some colors are very rare due to difficulty in obtaining enough of the dying materials, other colors are only available certain times of year when specific flowers bloom or other conditions are satisfied to grow and harvest the materials used in the creation of the dyes. Collection of these baskets in Zululand, South Africa is challenging to say the least. Hundreds of miles are driven on dirt roads to go village to village and hut to hut collecting baskets from each individual weaver. The quality of weaving and size of basket combine to determine prices on these stunning creations. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-ilala-palm-baskets/15803-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4951507/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 15 Jun 2011 19:19:00 PST SM: Approximately 10-11 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall MD: Approximately 11-12 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall LG: Approximately 12-13 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall This is a set of 3 shallow bowls that nest inside each other for easy storage. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/0001-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4981771/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 26 Feb 2012 08:44:00 PST SM: Approximately 10-11 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall MD: Approximately 11-12 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall LG: Approximately 12-13 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall This is a set of 3 shallow bowls that nest inside each other for easy storage. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/1231-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4981772/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 26 Sep 2010 15:42:00 PST SM: Approximately 10-11 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall MD: Approximately 11-12 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall LG: Approximately 12-13 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall This is a set of 3 shallow bowls that nest inside each other for easy storage. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/1235-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4981776/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 26 Sep 2010 15:42:00 PST SM: Approximately 10-11 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall MD: Approximately 11-12 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall LG: Approximately 12-13 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall This is a set of 3 shallow bowls that nest inside each other for easy storage. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/1237-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/4981778/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 26 Sep 2010 15:42:00 PST Approx 12-14 inches Across X 5-6 inches Deep This open bowl makes a great gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/1769-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5103768/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 23 Oct 2010 10:45:00 PST Approx 12-14 inches Across X 5-6 inches Deep This open bowl makes a great gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/1770-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5103769/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 23 Oct 2010 10:45:00 PST Approximately 4 inches across X 4.5 inches tall These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. A perfect pencil and pen holder for your desk. Goes well with a small bowl that you can use for paperclips. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/2044-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5103876/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 24 Oct 2010 17:55:00 PST Approximately 4.5 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. 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The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/2825-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5156042/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 5 Dec 2010 21:50:00 PST Approx 6.25 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. 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The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/2849-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5156066/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 6 May 2011 13:12:00 PST Approx 6.25 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. 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Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and hang to dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/2679-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5156283/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 6 Dec 2010 21:23:00 PST Approximately 4.5 inches across X 2.25 inches deep This unusual triangular shape looks more triangular in person than it does in this picture. These are incredible, intricately designed and unusual triangular shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/4053-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5338434/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 26 Feb 2011 08:01:00 PST Approximately 4 inches across X 4.5 inches tall These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. A perfect pencil and pen holder for your desk. Goes well with a small bowl that you can use for paperclips. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/4086-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5338466/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 26 Feb 2011 09:51:00 PST Approx 5.75 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. 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The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/4105-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5338485/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 26 Feb 2011 09:51:00 PST Approx 5.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/4107-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5338487/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 26 Feb 2011 09:51:00 PST Approx 5.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/4110-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5338490/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 26 Feb 2011 09:51:00 PST Approx 5.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/4112-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5338492/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 26 Feb 2011 09:51:00 PST Approximately 8.25 inches across X 1.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/4172-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5338562/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 26 Feb 2011 12:12:00 PST Approximately 8.25 inches across X 1.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/4173-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5338563/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 10 Feb 2012 10:06:00 PST Approximately 8.25 inches across X 1.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/4175-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5338565/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 26 Feb 2011 12:12:00 PST Approximately 9.75 inches across X 1.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/4201-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5338591/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 6 May 2011 13:07:00 PST Approximately 6.25 inches tall X 3.25 inches across These are incredible, intricately wrapped jars some using accents of bare copper wire. Since the wire is wrapped over glass, they are very difficult to ship here from Zululand, South Africa. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful piece Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact jar.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/4211-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5338601/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 17 Jun 2011 07:39:00 PST Approximately 6.25 inches tall X 3.25 inches across These are incredible, intricately wrapped jars some using accents of bare copper wire. Since the wire is wrapped over glass, they are very difficult to ship here from Zululand, South Africa. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful piece Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact jar.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/4212-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5338602/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 17 Jun 2011 07:39:00 PST Approximately 6.25 inches tall X 3.25 inches across These are incredible, intricately wrapped jars some using accents of bare copper wire. Since the wire is wrapped over glass, they are very difficult to ship here from Zululand, South Africa. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful piece Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact jar.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/4214-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5338604/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 17 Jun 2011 07:39:00 PST Approximately 12.5 inches Across X 12 inches Tall Weavers in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/4435-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5343858/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 5 Mar 2011 13:01:00 PST Approximately 16.5 inches Across X 6 inches Tall (plus handle) X 8.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for picking foods from the garden. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and hang to dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/4451-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5343874/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 5 Mar 2011 13:01:00 PST Approximately 17 inches Across X 6 inches Tall (plus handle) X 9.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for picking foods from the garden. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and hang to dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/4452-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5343875/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 5 Mar 2011 13:01:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Across X 4 inches Deep This shallow bowl is a coil weave producing a thicker walled basket than most from Ghana. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/4456-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5343879/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 5 Mar 2011 13:01:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches Across X 6 inches Tall (plus handle) X 7 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for picking foods from the garden. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and hang to dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. 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Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/4632-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5372622/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 26 Mar 2011 12:19:00 PST Approximately 13 inches Across X 5.5 inches Deep This open bowl makes a great gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/4640-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5372630/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 26 Mar 2011 12:19:00 PST Approximately 12 inches Across X 5 inches Deep This open bowl makes a great gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. 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Each bead is painstakingly, individually attached at a 45 degree slant in a very unique stitch invented by the Ndebele people and named for them as the Ndebele stitch. This piece is a traditional wedding veil used by the bride during a wedding ceremony. It is worn pinned into the hair and draped behind the bride. These are great to display by themselves on thin vertical spaces where nothing else seems to fit, or for even more impact, choose a pair or set and display them together on a larger wall. You will receive this exact piece of beadwork pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/5272-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5416192/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 20 Apr 2011 10:57:00 PST Approximately 4 inches Across X 40 inches Tall Each piece is attached to a beaded rod that has bead strands attached for each hanging - very difficult to see in these pictures. Actual length while hanging differs due to length of the hanging strands: Approximately 4 inches Across X 44-48 inches Tall The Ndebele are some of the best known beadworkers in Africa, having worked with beads for hundreds of years. Along with the Zulu, who are also in South Africa, the Ndebele are known for their amazing beadwork. Geometric designs and colors can be interpreted by other Ndebele people. Each pieces design is unique to the exact beadworker and her family. This is not done on a loom. Each bead is painstakingly, individually attached at a 45 degree slant in a very unique stitch invented by the Ndebele people and named for them as the Ndebele stitch. This piece is a traditional wedding veil used by the bride during a wedding ceremony. It is worn pinned into the hair and draped behind the bride. 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Some of these masks will show heavy patina, sometimes even including African repairs made by the mask carvers. These small masks are representative of the larger, traditional masks used by the Bwa and are similar styles to the Bobo Fing, Winiama, and Mossi peoples. Masks used in ceremony can be several feet tall or wide, even up to 20 plus feet tall. During ceremonies the highly skilled dancers are the most impressive and powerful presence in the villages. Ceremonies are performed on various occasions including initiations, harvest and funerals. You will receive this exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/5849-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5459008/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 27 Feb 2012 07:14:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches Tall X 3.5 inches Across X 3.5 inches Deep The Bwa people, also known as Bobo Ule, carve masks which represent protective bush spirits. 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You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/5968-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5459615/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Jun 2011 16:03:00 PST Approximately 6.25 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. 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You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6000-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5459647/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Jun 2011 16:03:00 PST Approximately 8 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and unusual deep funnel shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6001-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5459648/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Jun 2011 16:03:00 PST Approximately 8 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and unusual deep funnel shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6003-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5459650/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Jun 2011 16:03:00 PST Approximately 8 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and unusual deep funnel shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6005-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5459652/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Jun 2011 16:03:00 PST Approximately 8 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and unusual deep funnel shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6006-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5459653/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Jun 2011 16:03:00 PST Approximately 8 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and unusual deep funnel shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6007-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5459654/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Jun 2011 16:03:00 PST Approximately 8 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and unusual deep funnel shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6008-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5459655/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Jun 2011 16:03:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 8 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. This shape looks stunning sitting on a shelf or table and works well as a vase for dried flowers if you weight the base by filling it with marbles or stones. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6016-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5459663/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Jun 2011 16:03:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 8 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. This shape looks stunning sitting on a shelf or table and works well as a vase for dried flowers if you weight the base by filling it with marbles or stones. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6019-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5459666/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Jun 2011 16:03:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 8 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. This shape looks stunning sitting on a shelf or table and works well as a vase for dried flowers if you weight the base by filling it with marbles or stones. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6021-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5459668/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 6 Mar 2012 07:41:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 8 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. This shape looks stunning sitting on a shelf or table and works well as a vase for dried flowers if you weight the base by filling it with marbles or stones. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6022-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5459669/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Jun 2011 16:03:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 8 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. This shape looks stunning sitting on a shelf or table and works well as a vase for dried flowers if you weight the base by filling it with marbles or stones. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6023-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5459670/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Jun 2011 16:03:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 8 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. This shape looks stunning sitting on a shelf or table and works well as a vase for dried flowers if you weight the base by filling it with marbles or stones. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6024-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5459671/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Jun 2011 16:03:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 8 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. This shape looks stunning sitting on a shelf or table and works well as a vase for dried flowers if you weight the base by filling it with marbles or stones. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6025-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5459672/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Jun 2011 16:03:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 8 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. This shape looks stunning sitting on a shelf or table and works well as a vase for dried flowers if you weight the base by filling it with marbles or stones. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6026-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5459673/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Jun 2011 16:03:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches wide X 4.25 inches deep X 1 inch tall This is a brand new oval shape, it looks much more oval in person than in this picture. It is a nice shallow oval tray shape. These are incredible, intricately designed and unusually shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6070-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5459717/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 11 Jul 2011 07:49:00 PST Approx 8.75 inches Across X 1.5 inches Deep Some of the highest quality baskets woven today spring from the people living in earths largest inland delta. Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. You will receive the exact basket pictured above.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/botswana-baskets/6148-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5460694/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 17 Mar 2012 14:12:00 PST Approx 7.75 inches Across X 3 inches Deep Some of the highest quality baskets woven today spring from the people living in earths largest inland delta. Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. You will receive the exact basket pictured above.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/botswana-baskets/6152-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5460698/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 15 Jun 2011 17:16:00 PST Approx 9 inches Across X 2.5 inches Deep Some of the highest quality baskets woven today spring from the people living in earths largest inland delta. Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. You will receive the exact basket pictured above.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/botswana-baskets/6157-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5460703/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 15 Jun 2011 17:16:00 PST Approx 9.75 inches Across X 2.25 inches Deep Some of the highest quality baskets woven today spring from the people living in earths largest inland delta. Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. You will receive the exact basket pictured above.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/botswana-baskets/6164-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5460708/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 15 Jun 2011 17:16:00 PST Approx 13.25 inches Across X 4.25 inches Deep Some of the highest quality baskets woven today spring from the people living in earths largest inland delta. Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. You will receive the exact basket pictured above.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/botswana-baskets/6168-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5460711/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 15 Jun 2011 17:16:00 PST Approx 6.75 inches Across X 1 inches Deep Some of the highest quality baskets woven today spring from the people living in earths largest inland delta. Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. You will receive the exact basket pictured above.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/botswana-baskets/6171-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5460714/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 15 Jun 2011 17:16:00 PST Approximately 11 inches Tall X 7 inches Across X 3 inches Deep Country: Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast) Tribe: Senufo Materials: Hand Carved Wood The Senufo people of Cote dIvoire are known for these kpeliyee face masks that have dark patina and intricate carving. They are thought to derive from the Dyula culture (also spelled Dioula or Juula) - a highly respected trading caste of West African merchants that settled in the North of Cote dIvoire 900 years ago. Traditionally carved for use in dances of the Poro society, which is the most important secret society in West Africa. The detail and exactitude of these carvings contrasts dramatically with other masks used in Poro ceremonies such as the aggressive helmet masks. As with many tribal African societies, the Poro helps keep ancient traditions and practices alive in a quickly changing world. You will receive this exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6184-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5460941/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 16 Jun 2011 19:18:00 PST Approximately 13 inches Tall X 7 inches Across X 3.5 inches Deep Country: Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast) Tribe: Senufo Materials: Hand Carved Wood The Senufo people of Cote dIvoire are known for these kpeliyee face masks that have dark patina and intricate carving. They are thought to derive from the Dyula culture (also spelled Dioula or Juula) - a highly respected trading caste of West African merchants that settled in the North of Cote dIvoire 900 years ago. Traditionally carved for use in dances of the Poro society, which is the most important secret society in West Africa. The detail and exactitude of these carvings contrasts dramatically with other masks used in Poro ceremonies such as the aggressive helmet masks. As with many tribal African societies, the Poro helps keep ancient traditions and practices alive in a quickly changing world. You will receive this exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6185-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5460942/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 16 Jun 2011 19:18:00 PST Approximately 13 inches Tall X 6 inches Across X 4 inches Deep Country: Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast) Tribe: Senufo Materials: Hand Carved Wood The Senufo people of Cote dIvoire are known for these kpeliyee face masks that have dark patina and intricate carving. They are thought to derive from the Dyula culture (also spelled Dioula or Juula) - a highly respected trading caste of West African merchants that settled in the North of Cote dIvoire 900 years ago. Traditionally carved for use in dances of the Poro society, which is the most important secret society in West Africa. The detail and exactitude of these carvings contrasts dramatically with other masks used in Poro ceremonies such as the aggressive helmet masks. As with many tribal African societies, the Poro helps keep ancient traditions and practices alive in a quickly changing world. You will receive this exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6187-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5460943/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 16 Jun 2011 19:18:00 PST Approximately 17 inches Tall X 8.5 inches Across X 4.5 inches Deep Country: Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast) Tribe: Senufo Materials: Hand Carved Wood The Senufo people of Cote dIvoire are known for these kpeliyee face masks that have dark patina and intricate carving. They are thought to derive from the Dyula culture (also spelled Dioula or Juula) - a highly respected trading caste of West African merchants that settled in the North of Cote dIvoire 900 years ago. Traditionally carved for use in dances of the Poro society, which is the most important secret society in West Africa. The detail and exactitude of these carvings contrasts dramatically with other masks used in Poro ceremonies such as the aggressive helmet masks. As with many tribal African societies, the Poro helps keep ancient traditions and practices alive in a quickly changing world. You will receive this exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6188-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5460944/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 16 Jun 2011 19:18:00 PST Approximately 13 inches Tall X 6 inches Across X 3.5 inches Deep Country: Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast) Tribe: Senufo Materials: Hand Carved Wood The Senufo people of Cote dIvoire are known for these kpeliyee face masks that have dark patina and intricate carving. They are thought to derive from the Dyula culture (also spelled Dioula or Juula) - a highly respected trading caste of West African merchants that settled in the North of Cote dIvoire 900 years ago. Traditionally carved for use in dances of the Poro society, which is the most important secret society in West Africa. The detail and exactitude of these carvings contrasts dramatically with other masks used in Poro ceremonies such as the aggressive helmet masks. As with many tribal African societies, the Poro helps keep ancient traditions and practices alive in a quickly changing world. You will receive this exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6189-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5460945/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 16 Jun 2011 19:18:00 PST Approximately 13 inches Tall X 6 inches Across X 4 inches Deep Country: Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast) Tribe: Senufo Materials: Hand Carved Wood The Senufo people of Cote dIvoire are known for these kpeliyee face masks that have dark patina and intricate carving. They are thought to derive from the Dyula culture (also spelled Dioula or Juula) - a highly respected trading caste of West African merchants that settled in the North of Cote dIvoire 900 years ago. Traditionally carved for use in dances of the Poro society, which is the most important secret society in West Africa. The detail and exactitude of these carvings contrasts dramatically with other masks used in Poro ceremonies such as the aggressive helmet masks. As with many tribal African societies, the Poro helps keep ancient traditions and practices alive in a quickly changing world. You will receive this exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6190-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5460946/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 16 Jun 2011 19:18:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Tall X 10.5 inches Across X 3.5 inches Deep Country: Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast) Tribe: Yaure Materials: Wood, Cowrie Shells, Fiber Dan masks of Ivory Coast are traditionally used for many purposes in various ceremonies and events. Deangle masks such as these are used by members of a Dan village when they interact as ambassadors with the camp of the Go initiation society, which is separate. Deangle masks can be identified by slit shaped eyes, which are symbolic of feminine aspects in much of West African art. A dark patina and fine features are also present and often accompanied by fiber or cowrie shells. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6228-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468758/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:23:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Tall X 11 inches Across X 3.5 inches Deep Country: Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast) Tribe: Yaure Materials: Wood, Cowrie Shells, Fiber Dan masks of Ivory Coast are traditionally used for many purposes in various ceremonies and events. Deangle masks such as these are used by members of a Dan village when they interact as ambassadors with the camp of the Go initiation society, which is separate. Deangle masks can be identified by slit shaped eyes, which are symbolic of feminine aspects in much of West African art. A dark patina and fine features are also present and often accompanied by fiber or cowrie shells. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6234-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468759/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:23:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Tall X 7 inches Across X 5 inches Deep Country: Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast) Tribe: Yaure Materials: Wood, Cowrie Shells, Fiber Dan masks of Ivory Coast are traditionally used for many purposes in various ceremonies and events. Deangle masks such as these are used by members of a Dan village when they interact as ambassadors with the camp of the Go initiation society, which is separate. Deangle masks can be identified by slit shaped eyes, which are symbolic of feminine aspects in much of West African art. A dark patina and fine features are also present and often accompanied by fiber or cowrie shells. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6239-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468760/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 23 Jun 2011 16:03:00 PST Approximately 19.5 inches Tall X 6.5 inches Across X 6.5 inches Deep Country: Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast) Tribe: Guro Materials: Hand Carved Wood and Paint Guro masks of Ivory Coast are known for a beauty in carving and design worldwide. The masks are thought to give their wearer super human spirit power called yu. A skillful combination of transforming human and animal features are prevalent in these pieces, creating unusual combinations. The Guro have traded their techniques with neighboring tribes for years. Because of this many Guro masks share traits with those of the Baule and Yaure people, who live adjacent to them. This mix of cultures results in a beautiful hand made mask that have become renowned for aestheticism and detail. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6259-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468766/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:23:00 PST Approximately 21.5 inches Tall X 6 inches Across X 5.5 inches Deep Country: Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast) Tribe: Guro Materials: Hand Carved Wood and Paint Guro masks of Ivory Coast are known for a beauty in carving and design worldwide. The masks are thought to give their wearer super human spirit power called yu. A skillful combination of transforming human and animal features are prevalent in these pieces, creating unusual combinations. The Guro have traded their techniques with neighboring tribes for years. Because of this many Guro masks share traits with those of the Baule and Yaure people, who live adjacent to them. This mix of cultures results in a beautiful hand made mask that have become renowned for aestheticism and detail. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6266-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468767/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:23:00 PST Approximately 18 inches Tall X 7 inches Across X 3.5 inches Deep Country: Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast) Tribe: Guro Materials: Hand Carved Wood and Paint Guro masks of Ivory Coast are known for a beauty in carving and design worldwide. The masks are thought to give their wearer super human spirit power called yu. A skillful combination of transforming human and animal features are prevalent in these pieces, creating unusual combinations. The Guro have traded their techniques with neighboring tribes for years. Because of this many Guro masks share traits with those of the Baule and Yaure people, who live adjacent to them. This mix of cultures results in a beautiful hand made mask that have become renowned for aestheticism and detail. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6271-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468768/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:23:00 PST Approximately 28 inches Tall X 8.5 inches Across X 5.5 inches Deep Country: Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast) Tribe: Guro Materials: Hand Carved Wood and Paint Guro masks of Ivory Coast are known for a beauty in carving and design worldwide. The masks are thought to give their wearer super human spirit power called yu. A skillful combination of transforming human and animal features are prevalent in these pieces, creating unusual combinations. The Guro have traded their techniques with neighboring tribes for years. Because of this many Guro masks share traits with those of the Baule and Yaure people, who live adjacent to them. This mix of cultures results in a beautiful hand made mask that have become renowned for aestheticism and detail. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6280-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468769/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:23:00 PST Approximately 24.5 inches Tall X 7.5 inches Across X 6.5 inches Deep Country: Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast) Tribe: Guro Materials: Hand Carved Wood and Paint Guro masks of Ivory Coast are known for a beauty in carving and design worldwide. The masks are thought to give their wearer super human spirit power called yu. A skillful combination of transforming human and animal features are prevalent in these pieces, creating unusual combinations. The Guro have traded their techniques with neighboring tribes for years. Because of this many Guro masks share traits with those of the Baule and Yaure people, who live adjacent to them. This mix of cultures results in a beautiful hand made mask that have become renowned for aestheticism and detail. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6293-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468770/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:23:00 PST Approximately 30.5 inches Tall X 8.5 inches Across X 4 inches Deep Country: Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast) Tribe: Guro Materials: Hand Carved Wood and Paint Guro masks of Ivory Coast are known for a beauty in carving and design worldwide. The masks are thought to give their wearer super human spirit power called yu. A skillful combination of transforming human and animal features are prevalent in these pieces, creating unusual combinations. The Guro have traded their techniques with neighboring tribes for years. Because of this many Guro masks share traits with those of the Baule and Yaure people, who live adjacent to them. This mix of cultures results in a beautiful hand made mask that have become renowned for aestheticism and detail. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6301-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468771/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:23:00 PST Approximately 12 inches Tall X 9 inches Across X 6.5 inches Deep Country: Gabon Tribe: Punu Materials: Hand Carved Wood and Kaolin Clay Paint Punu Okuyi masks of Gabon and surrounding areas are used in impressive traditional stilt dancing performances. These carvings are representations of an ancestor figure, specifically a female one. White facial coloring and dots arranged in diamond patterns characterize Punu masks along with elaborate dark colored hairstyles. These hairstyles were popular in Punu culture during the early parts of the 20th century. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6313-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468772/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:23:00 PST Approximately 13 inches Tall X 8 inches Across X 5.5 inches Deep Country: Gabon Tribe: Punu Materials: Hand Carved Wood and Kaolin Clay Paint Punu Okuyi masks of Gabon and surrounding areas are used in impressive traditional stilt dancing performances. These carvings are representations of an ancestor figure, specifically a female one. White facial coloring and dots arranged in diamond patterns characterize Punu masks along with elaborate dark colored hairstyles. These hairstyles were popular in Punu culture during the early parts of the 20th century. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6322-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468773/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:23:00 PST Approximately 27 inches Tall X 6 inches Across X 3 inches Deep Country: Cameroon Tribe: Fang Materials: Hand Carved Wood and Paint Fang masks like these were originally used by the Ngil society in Cameroon, Gabon and Equatorial Guinea. Years of change have evolved these masks from awe inspiring black and white carvings used by Fang judicial officials to colorful and lively pieces of art. Traditional pieces can be identified by black and white pigmentation and a teardrop shape, as opposed to the more elongated and colorful nature of modern reinterpretations. Fang masks such as these are what inspired the Spanish artist Pablo Picasso in some of his works. He drew from African tribal art for much of his work in Cubism. Traditional Ngil masks were used by officials during the persecution of criminals as well as during the initiation ceremonies of young men. Ngil masks were banned by French colonialists in 1910, however the masks returned in various forms. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6358-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468775/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:23:00 PST Approximately 24 inches Tall X 5 inches Across X 3.5 inches Deep Country: Cameroon Tribe: Fang Materials: Hand Carved Wood and Paint Fang masks like these were originally used by the Ngil society in Cameroon, Gabon and Equatorial Guinea. Years of change have evolved these masks from awe inspiring black and white carvings used by Fang judicial officials to colorful and lively pieces of art. Traditional pieces can be identified by black and white pigmentation and a teardrop shape, as opposed to the more elongated and colorful nature of modern reinterpretations. Fang masks such as these are what inspired the Spanish artist Pablo Picasso in some of his works. He drew from African tribal art for much of his work in Cubism. Traditional Ngil masks were used by officials during the persecution of criminals as well as during the initiation ceremonies of young men. Ngil masks were banned by French colonialists in 1910, however the masks returned in various forms. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6364-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468776/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:23:00 PST Approximately 23 inches Tall X 4 inches Across X 5 inches Deep Country: Cameroon Tribe: Fang Materials: Hand Carved Wood and Paint Fang masks like these were originally used by the Ngil society in Cameroon, Gabon and Equatorial Guinea. Years of change have evolved these masks from awe inspiring black and white carvings used by Fang judicial officials to colorful and lively pieces of art. Traditional pieces can be identified by black and white pigmentation and a teardrop shape, as opposed to the more elongated and colorful nature of modern reinterpretations. Fang masks such as these are what inspired the Spanish artist Pablo Picasso in some of his works. He drew from African tribal art for much of his work in Cubism. Traditional Ngil masks were used by officials during the persecution of criminals as well as during the initiation ceremonies of young men. Ngil masks were banned by French colonialists in 1910, however the masks returned in various forms. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6369-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468777/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:23:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches Tall X 8.5 inches Across X 5.5 inches Deep Country: Cameroon Tribe: Fang Materials: Hand Carved Wood and Paint Fang masks like these were originally used by the Ngil society in Cameroon, Gabon and Equatorial Guinea. Years of change have evolved these masks from awe inspiring black and white carvings used by Fang judicial officials to colorful and lively pieces of art. Traditional pieces can be identified by black and white pigmentation and a teardrop shape, as opposed to the more elongated and colorful nature of modern reinterpretations. Fang masks such as these are what inspired the Spanish artist Pablo Picasso in some of his works. He drew from African tribal art for much of his work in Cubism. Traditional Ngil masks were used by officials during the persecution of criminals as well as during the initiation ceremonies of young men. Ngil masks were banned by French colonialists in 1910, however the masks returned in various forms. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6380-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468778/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:23:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Tall X 11 inches Across X 7 inches Deep Country: Cameroon Tribe: Bamun Materials: Hand Carved Wood and Paint Masks such as these made by the Bamun people, who live in a kingdom in Cameroon which is centered aroung the capital city of Fumban. The Bamun are governed by a fon, or king. One of these fons developed a writing system at the turn of the 20th century. Other fons commissioned works in their likeness or in honor of royal ancestors by artisans and carvers to assert royal power. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6391-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468780/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:23:00 PST Approximately 16 inches Tall X 6 inches Across X 4.5 inches Deep Country: Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast) Tribe: Yaure Materials: Hand Carved Wood and Paint The Yaure is a small tribe in the interior of Ivory Coast, but nevertheless they have succeeded in making a dramatic impact on West African mask culture. Traditional Yaure mask-making is some of the finest in Africa. Many of their designs and artistic ideas have been assimilated into Guro carving. Guro mask making is now known for the elegant combination of human and animal that was originally used by the Yaure tribe, their close neighbors. Yaure masks are thought to give the wearer super human powers, known as yu in the Yaure language. This is a belief that the Yaure share with the Guro tribe. Yaure mask making is centered around the Je and Lo, the former being a celebration and the latter a traditional ceremony. Lomane is the Yaure word for hornbill, whose features are mixed with that of a human in lomane masks. When two hornbills are present atop the mask it was made for the ceremony involving a chief. Many other animals are depicted in collaboration with the human face in these masks as well. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6198-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468782/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 23 Jun 2011 14:30:00 PST Approximately 19.5 inches Tall X 6.5 inches Across X 5 inches Deep Country: Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast) Tribe: Yaure Materials: Hand Carved Wood and Paint The Yaure is a small tribe in the interior of Ivory Coast, but nevertheless they have succeeded in making a dramatic impact on West African mask culture. Traditional Yaure mask-making is some of the finest in Africa. Many of their designs and artistic ideas have been assimilated into Guro carving. Guro mask making is now known for the elegant combination of human and animal that was originally used by the Yaure tribe, their close neighbors. Yaure masks are thought to give the wearer super human powers, known as yu in the Yaure language. This is a belief that the Yaure share with the Guro tribe. Yaure mask making is centered around the Je and Lo, the former being a celebration and the latter a traditional ceremony. Lomane is the Yaure word for hornbill, whose features are mixed with that of a human in lomane masks. When two hornbills are present atop the mask it was made for the ceremony involving a chief. Many other animals are depicted in collaboration with the human face in these masks as well. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6202-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468783/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 23 Jun 2011 14:32:00 PST Approximately 12 inches Tall X 8 inches Across X 2.5 inches Deep Country: Gabon Tribe: Vuvi Materials: Hand Carved Wood and Paint The Vuvi people of Central Gabon are a small and esoteric tribe which makes some of the white masks of Ogowe, a group of masks in which the Punu Okuyi are also included. Vuvi masks are black and white, carved with simplicity, stylistic features and basic designs endow these carvings with a minimalist beauty. These masks are relatively flat with slit eyes, a generally tear drop shaped face and a stripe connecting the chin and lips. Coloration is limited to a black band at the border of the mask as well as dark accents on the lips, nose and eyes. You will receive the exact mask in this picture.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/more-treasures/6397-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5468784/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 21 Jun 2011 12:28:00 PST Approximately 4.5 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water.You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6532-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5473915/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 9 Jul 2011 10:02:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6536-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5473919/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 9 Jul 2011 10:02:00 PST Approximately 5.75 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6537-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5473920/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 9 Jul 2011 10:02:00 PST Approximately 5.75 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6538-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5473921/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 9 Jul 2011 10:02:00 PST Approximately 5.75 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6541-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5473924/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 9 Jul 2011 10:02:00 PST Approximately 4 inches across X 4.5 inches tall These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. A perfect pencil and pen holder for your desk. Goes well with a small bowl that you can use for paperclips. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6544-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5473927/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 9 Jul 2011 10:02:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches wide X 4.25 inches deep X 1 inch tall This is a brand new oval shape, it looks much more oval in person than in this picture. It is a nice shallow oval tray shape. These are incredible, intricately designed and unusually shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6557-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5473934/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 22 Jul 2011 08:44:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X .75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The triangular shape makes these especially unusual. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/6569-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5473944/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 22 Dec 2011 10:15:00 PST Approximately 13.5 inches Across X 11.5 inches Tall Weavers in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/6596-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5478312/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 21 Jul 2011 16:20:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Wide X 9 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/6600-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5478316/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 21 Jul 2011 16:20:00 PST Approximately 11 inches Across X 7 inches Tall (plus handle) X 8 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for picking foods from the garden. The rectangular shape is more difficult to weave than round. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/6608-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5478324/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 21 Jul 2011 16:20:00 PST SM: Approximately 10-11 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall MD: Approximately 11-12 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall LG: Approximately 12-13 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall This is a set of 3 shallow bowls that nest inside each other for easy storage. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/6613-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5478329/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 21 Jul 2011 16:20:00 PST Approximately 16 inches Across X 11 inches Tall (plus handles) X 5.5 inches Deep In the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are often used as a purse. Most of these have an interesting open weave, or net weave in the sides. The net style is more difficult to weave properly and adds visual interest to the baskets. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/6878-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5510057/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 18 Aug 2011 16:32:00 PST Approximately 10 inches Tall X 8 inches Wide To create this traditional basket, weavers use strips of naturally waxy palm fronds wrapped around coils of wild grasses. Some baskets are still used for liquid storage in the rural areas of South Africa. Watertight baskets are readied by rubbing wet cornmeal inside. When liquid is added, the coils swell. Some leaks through, evaporates, and cools the contents. Designs carry cultural significance and many large baskets are traditionally given at weddings. All natural dyes are made from materials as diverse as flower petals and mud. Some colors are very rare due to difficulty in obtaining enough of the dying materials, other colors are only available certain times of year when specific flowers bloom or other conditions are satisfied to grow and harvest the materials used in the creation of the dyes. Collection of these baskets in Zululand, South Africa is challenging to say the least. Hundreds of miles are driven on dirt roads to go village to village and hut to hut collecting baskets from each individual weaver. The quality of weaving and size of basket combine to determine prices on these stunning creations. You will receive this exact basket. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-ilala-palm-baskets/6886-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5510140/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 4 Dec 2011 19:55:00 PST Approximately 12.5 inches Tall X 15 inches Wide To create this traditional basket, weavers use strips of naturally waxy palm fronds wrapped around coils of wild grasses. Some baskets are still used for liquid storage in the rural areas of South Africa. Watertight baskets are readied by rubbing wet cornmeal inside. When liquid is added, the coils swell. Some leaks through, evaporates, and cools the contents. Designs carry cultural significance and many large baskets are traditionally given at weddings. All natural dyes are made from materials as diverse as flower petals and mud. Some colors are very rare due to difficulty in obtaining enough of the dying materials, other colors are only available certain times of year when specific flowers bloom or other conditions are satisfied to grow and harvest the materials used in the creation of the dyes. Collection of these baskets in Zululand, South Africa is challenging to say the least. Hundreds of miles are driven on dirt roads to go village to village and hut to hut collecting baskets from each individual weaver. The quality of weaving and size of basket combine to determine prices on these stunning creations. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-ilala-palm-baskets/6987-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5510357/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 20 Aug 2011 16:09:00 PST Approximately 13 inches Wide X 10.5 inches Tall Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for storage. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. This is a great shape for a recycling bin. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/7101-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5525352/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 14 Sep 2011 14:28:00 PST Approximately 12.5 inches Across X 5.5 inches Deep This open bowl makes a great gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/7121-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5525372/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 14 Sep 2011 14:28:00 PST Approximately 12 inches Across X 6 inches Deep This open bowl makes a great gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/7122-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5525373/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 14 Sep 2011 14:28:00 PST Approximately 16 inches Across X 10 inches Tall (plus handles) X 6.5 inches Deep In the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are often used as a purse. Most of these have an interesting open weave, or net weave in the sides. The net style is more difficult to weave properly and adds visual interest to the baskets. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/7352-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5586122/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 8 Oct 2011 13:50:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Across X 12 inches Tall (plus handles) X 6 inches Deep In the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are often used as a purse. Most of these have an interesting open weave, or net weave in the sides. The net style is more difficult to weave properly and adds visual interest to the baskets. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/7354-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5586124/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 8 Oct 2011 13:50:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Across X 6 inches Tall X 8.5 inches Deep This bowl is just like the Medium Oval but without a handle. Its great to use as a gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/7389-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5586158/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 17 Jan 2012 15:27:00 PST Approximately 7 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini bowl with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/7390-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5586159/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 8 Oct 2011 16:20:00 PST Approximately 7 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini bowl with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/7391-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5586160/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 8 Oct 2011 16:20:00 PST Approximately 7.5 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini bowl with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/7393-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5586162/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 8 Oct 2011 16:20:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches Across X 5.5 inches Deep This open bowl makes a great gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/7394-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5586163/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 8 Oct 2011 16:20:00 PST Approximately 12 inches Across X 5.5 inches Deep This open bowl makes a great gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/7395-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5586164/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 8 Oct 2011 16:20:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches Across X 5.5 inches Deep This open bowl makes a great gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/7396-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5586165/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 8 Oct 2011 16:20:00 PST Approximately 12 inches Across X 10.5 inches Tall Weavers in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/7399-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5586168/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 8 Oct 2011 16:20:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches Across X 11.5 inches Tall Weavers in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these useful baskets. This pail shape has a handle that swivels side to side. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/7400-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5586169/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 8 Oct 2011 16:20:00 PST Approximately 12 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 5 inches Deep We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini oval with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/7409-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5586178/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 8 Oct 2011 16:20:00 PST Approximately 12-14 inches across X 1-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/7494-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5586290/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 9 Oct 2011 15:40:00 PST Approximately 5 inches across X 1.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7532-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587639/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 14 Oct 2011 13:01:00 PST Approximately 4.5 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and unusual triangular shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7536-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587688/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 07:34:00 PST Approximately 4.5 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and unusual triangular shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7537-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587689/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 07:34:00 PST Approximately 4.5 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and unusual triangular shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7538-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587690/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 07:34:00 PST Approximately 4.5 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and unusual triangular shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7542-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587694/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 07:34:00 PST Approximately 4.5 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and unusual triangular shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7544-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587696/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 07:34:00 PST Approximately 4 inches across X 4.5 inches tall These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. A perfect pencil and pen holder for your desk. Goes well with a small bowl that you can use for paperclips. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7546-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587698/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 07:34:00 PST Approximately 4 inches across X 4.5 inches tall These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. A perfect pencil and pen holder for your desk. Goes well with a small bowl that you can use for paperclips. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7549-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587701/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 07:34:00 PST Approximately 4 inches across X 4.5 inches tall These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. A perfect pencil and pen holder for your desk. Goes well with a small bowl that you can use for paperclips. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7553-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587705/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 07:34:00 PST Approximately 5.75 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7554-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587706/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 07:34:00 PST Approximately 5.75 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7556-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587708/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 07:34:00 PST Approximately 5.75 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7557-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587709/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 07:34:00 PST Approximately 5.75 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7558-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587710/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 07:34:00 PST Approximately 5.75 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7559-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587711/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 07:34:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7563-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587715/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 07:34:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7564-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587716/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 07:34:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7565-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587717/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 07:34:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7567-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587719/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 07:34:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7568-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587720/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 07:34:00 PST Approximately 6.25 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7577-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587730/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 09:54:00 PST Approximately 6.25 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7579-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587732/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 09:54:00 PST Approximately 8.5 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7581-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587734/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 09:54:00 PST Approximately 8.5 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7585-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587738/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 09:54:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X .75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The triangular shape makes these especially unusual. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7594-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587747/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 09:54:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X .75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The triangular shape makes these especially unusual. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7596-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587749/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 09:55:00 PST Approximately 9.75 inches across X 1.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7609-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587762/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 16 Oct 2011 20:53:00 PST Approximately 15.75 inches across X 3 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. This basket is woven by Masterweaver Ben Makhanya. He has a very artistic eye and approach to the way he combines colors and invents patterns. We are proud to support him by buying all of his baskets. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. This basket includes a free acrylic stand. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7615-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587768/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 19 Jan 2012 12:22:00 PST Approximately 7 inches across X 8.5 inches tall These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. This vase shape is very unusual. It does not hold water - it is great for dried flowers, or you can insert your own cup inside for using with fresh flowers. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7623-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587792/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 15:35:00 PST Approximately 7 inches across X 8.5 inches tall These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. This vase shape is very unusual. It does not hold water - it is great for dried flowers, or you can insert your own cup inside for using with fresh flowers. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7624-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587793/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 15:35:00 PST Approximately 7 inches across X 8.5 inches tall These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. This vase shape is very unusual. It does not hold water - it is great for dried flowers, or you can insert your own cup inside for using with fresh flowers. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7625-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587794/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 15:35:00 PST Approximately 7 inches across X 8.5 inches tall These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. This vase shape is very unusual. It does not hold water - it is great for dried flowers, or you can insert your own cup inside for using with fresh flowers. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7626-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587795/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 15:35:00 PST Approximately 6.25 inches tall X 3.25 inches across These are incredible, intricately wrapped jars some using accents of bare copper wire. Since the wire is wrapped over glass, they are very difficult to ship here from Zululand, South Africa. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful piece Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact jar.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7640-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587809/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 15:35:00 PST Approximately 6.25 inches tall X 3.25 inches across These are incredible, intricately wrapped jars some using accents of bare copper wire. Since the wire is wrapped over glass, they are very difficult to ship here from Zululand, South Africa. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful piece Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact jar.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7641-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587810/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 15:35:00 PST Approximately 6.25 inches tall X 3.25 inches across These are incredible, intricately wrapped jars some using accents of bare copper wire. Since the wire is wrapped over glass, they are very difficult to ship here from Zululand, South Africa. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful piece Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact jar.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7643-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587812/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 15:35:00 PST Approximately 5 inches tall X 3.25 inches across These are incredible, intricately wrapped jars some using accents of bare copper wire. Since the wire is wrapped over glass, they are very difficult to ship here from Zululand, South Africa. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful piece Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact jar.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7644-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587813/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 15:35:00 PST Approximately 5 inches tall X 3.25 inches across These are incredible, intricately wrapped jars some using accents of bare copper wire. Since the wire is wrapped over glass, they are very difficult to ship here from Zululand, South Africa. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful piece Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact jar.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7647-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587816/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 15:35:00 PST Approximately 3.5 inches tall X 3.3.5 inches across These are incredible, intricately wrapped jars some using accents of bare copper wire. Since the wire is wrapped over glass, they are very difficult to ship here from Zululand, South Africa. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful piece Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact jar.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7652-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587821/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 15:35:00 PST Approximately 3.5 inches tall X 3.3.5 inches across These are incredible, intricately wrapped jars some using accents of bare copper wire. Since the wire is wrapped over glass, they are very difficult to ship here from Zululand, South Africa. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful piece Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact jar.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7654-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587823/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 15:35:00 PST Approximately 3.5 inches tall X 3.3.5 inches across These are incredible, intricately wrapped jars some using accents of bare copper wire. Since the wire is wrapped over glass, they are very difficult to ship here from Zululand, South Africa. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful piece Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact jar.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7655-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587824/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 15:35:00 PST Approximately 3.5 inches tall X 3.3.5 inches across These are incredible, intricately wrapped jars some using accents of bare copper wire. Since the wire is wrapped over glass, they are very difficult to ship here from Zululand, South Africa. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful piece Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact jar.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7656-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587825/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 15:35:00 PST Approximately 3.5 inches tall X 3.3.5 inches across These are incredible, intricately wrapped jars some using accents of bare copper wire. Since the wire is wrapped over glass, they are very difficult to ship here from Zululand, South Africa. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful piece Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact jar.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7657-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587826/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 15:35:00 PST Approximately 3.5 inches tall X 3.3.5 inches across These are incredible, intricately wrapped jars some using accents of bare copper wire. Since the wire is wrapped over glass, they are very difficult to ship here from Zululand, South Africa. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful piece Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact jar.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7658-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587827/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 15:35:00 PST Approximately 3.5 inches tall X 3.3.5 inches across These are incredible, intricately wrapped jars some using accents of bare copper wire. Since the wire is wrapped over glass, they are very difficult to ship here from Zululand, South Africa. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful piece Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact jar.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/7659-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5587828/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 15 Oct 2011 15:35:00 PST Approximately 6 inches Across X 1.75 inches Deep The group that produces these glass beads on wire gems is located in central Kenya. They are members of the Maasai and Kikuyu ethnic communities. These baskets are traditionally given at weddings. The bowls are given as presents from mother to daughter during the wedding ceremony to symbolize the wife feeding the family. Patterns are laid out on paper and then painstakingly translated to the woven object. Wire is manipulated with small pliers as the baskets are woven. 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You will receive exactly what is pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/kenya-beaded-wire/7677-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5588038/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 16 Oct 2011 12:47:00 PST Approximately 15.5 inches Across X 6.5 inches Tall (plus handle) X 9 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for picking foods from the garden. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/7730-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5588096/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 16 Oct 2011 16:05:00 PST Approximately 12 inches Across X 6.5 inches Tall (plus handle) X 8 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for picking foods from the garden. The rectangular shape is more difficult to weave than round. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/7735-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5588101/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 16 Oct 2011 16:05:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches Across X 11 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9.5 inches Deep In the Bolgatanga area of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. This is similar to the regular 2 handled shoppers but has a more V shape and is usually deeper. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/7993-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5593245/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 21 Oct 2011 13:56:00 PST Approximately 15-16 inches Across X 3-4 inches Deep Bukedo is the local term in Uganda for banana leaf stalks. Along with raffia that comes from palm trees, these materials are renewable, plentiful resources. The mission of this weaving group is to support as many other women as possible through the promotion of their handcrafts. Bukedo creates a sturdy base that dyed raffia is coiled around to make this strong basket. These baskets are traditionally used for serving food in Uganda. They look great mounted on a wall or propped on a shelf or even sitting on a table. Although each basket is uniquely handwoven and thus varies slightly, you will receive a basket that looks very close to this photo.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/uganda-baskets/8009-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5593386/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 16 Mar 2012 10:34:00 PST Approximately 9 inches Across X 7.5 inches Tall (plus handle) X 6 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are a new mini version of the Yikene totes. Weavers in the region use the abundant grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/8125-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5601492/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 6 Nov 2011 20:00:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 4.5 inches Deep We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini oval with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/8127-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5601494/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 6 Nov 2011 20:00:00 PST Approximately 11 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 5 inches Deep We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini oval with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/8131-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5601498/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 6 Nov 2011 20:00:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 4.5 inches Deep We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini oval with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/8134-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5601501/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 6 Nov 2011 20:00:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Across X 5.5 inches Tall (plus handle) X 8.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for picking foods from the garden. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/8150-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5601517/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 6 Nov 2011 20:00:00 PST SM: Approximately 10-11 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall MD: Approximately 11-12 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall LG: Approximately 12-13 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall This is a set of 3 shallow bowls that nest inside each other for easy storage. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/8222-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5602670/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 12 Nov 2011 11:48:00 PST SM: Approximately 10-11 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall MD: Approximately 11-12 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall LG: Approximately 12-13 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall This is a set of 3 shallow bowls that nest inside each other for easy storage. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/8224-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5602672/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 12 Nov 2011 11:48:00 PST SM: Approximately 10-11 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall MD: Approximately 11-12 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall LG: Approximately 12-13 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall This is a set of 3 shallow bowls that nest inside each other for easy storage. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/8225-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5602673/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 12 Nov 2011 11:48:00 PST SM: Approximately 10-11 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall MD: Approximately 11-12 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall LG: Approximately 12-13 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall This is a set of 3 shallow bowls that nest inside each other for easy storage. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/8227-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5602675/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 12 Nov 2011 11:48:00 PST SM: Approximately 10-11 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall MD: Approximately 11-12 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall LG: Approximately 12-13 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall This is a set of 3 shallow bowls that nest inside each other for easy storage. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/8228-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5602676/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 12 Nov 2011 11:48:00 PST SM: Approximately 10-11 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall MD: Approximately 11-12 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall LG: Approximately 12-13 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall This is a set of 3 shallow bowls that nest inside each other for easy storage. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/8230-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5602678/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 12 Nov 2011 11:48:00 PST SM: Approximately 10-11 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall MD: Approximately 11-12 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall LG: Approximately 12-13 inches Across X 2-3 inches Tall This is a set of 3 shallow bowls that nest inside each other for easy storage. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/8231-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5602679/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 12 Nov 2011 11:48:00 PST Approximately 10 inches Across X 10.5 inches Tall Weavers in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/8242-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5602689/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 12 Nov 2011 11:48:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Across X 11 inches Tall Weavers in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/8243-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5602690/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 12 Nov 2011 11:48:00 PST Approximately 5-6 inches Across X 2-3 inches Deep The colors of Africa come alive in these grass baskets handwoven in Swaziland. Lutindzi grass is a sedge and grows in tufts only in the cracks of rocks. Each blade grows in a sheath and pulls out easily when harvested so it does not damage the roots of the grass - which quickly regenerates and sends out more shoots. This strong grass has been used in Swaziland for hundreds of years to make ropes for tying down roofing thatch. High up in the mountains of Swaziland, over 700 women support themselves by weaving these baskets. The weaving techniques are passed on from mother to daughter, preserving cultural integrity in this proud nation that is ruled by the last true king on earth. You will receive the exact basket pictured above. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-lutindzi-baskets/8247-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5602708/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 12 Nov 2011 15:37:00 PST Approximately 5-6 inches Across X 2-3 inches Deep The colors of Africa come alive in these grass baskets handwoven in Swaziland. Lutindzi grass is a sedge and grows in tufts only in the cracks of rocks. Each blade grows in a sheath and pulls out easily when harvested so it does not damage the roots of the grass - which quickly regenerates and sends out more shoots. This strong grass has been used in Swaziland for hundreds of years to make ropes for tying down roofing thatch. High up in the mountains of Swaziland, over 700 women support themselves by weaving these baskets. The weaving techniques are passed on from mother to daughter, preserving cultural integrity in this proud nation that is ruled by the last true king on earth. You will receive the exact basket pictured above. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-lutindzi-baskets/8250-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5602711/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 12 Nov 2011 15:37:00 PST Approximately 5-6 inches Across X 2-3 inches Deep The colors of Africa come alive in these grass baskets handwoven in Swaziland. Lutindzi grass is a sedge and grows in tufts only in the cracks of rocks. Each blade grows in a sheath and pulls out easily when harvested so it does not damage the roots of the grass - which quickly regenerates and sends out more shoots. This strong grass has been used in Swaziland for hundreds of years to make ropes for tying down roofing thatch. High up in the mountains of Swaziland, over 700 women support themselves by weaving these baskets. The weaving techniques are passed on from mother to daughter, preserving cultural integrity in this proud nation that is ruled by the last true king on earth. You will receive the exact basket pictured above. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-lutindzi-baskets/8255-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5602716/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 12 Nov 2011 15:37:00 PST Approximately 5-6 inches Across X 2-3 inches Deep The colors of Africa come alive in these grass baskets handwoven in Swaziland. Lutindzi grass is a sedge and grows in tufts only in the cracks of rocks. Each blade grows in a sheath and pulls out easily when harvested so it does not damage the roots of the grass - which quickly regenerates and sends out more shoots. This strong grass has been used in Swaziland for hundreds of years to make ropes for tying down roofing thatch. High up in the mountains of Swaziland, over 700 women support themselves by weaving these baskets. The weaving techniques are passed on from mother to daughter, preserving cultural integrity in this proud nation that is ruled by the last true king on earth. You will receive the exact basket pictured above. You will receive the exact beautiful basket pictured above. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/swazi-lutindzi-baskets/8257-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5602718/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 12 Nov 2011 15:37:00 PST Approximately 5-6 inches Across X 2-3 inches Deep The colors of Africa come alive in these grass baskets handwoven in Swaziland. 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This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/8477-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5605970/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 20 Nov 2011 15:18:00 PST Approximately 15.5 inches Across X 6 inches Tall (plus handle) X 8.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for picking foods from the garden. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/8485-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5605977/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 20 Nov 2011 15:18:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Across X 8.5 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. This style uses a new type of weave called an open weave or net weave style which is more difficult to create than the regular weave. Weavers in the region use the abundant grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. 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The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. This basket includes a free acrylic stand. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8624-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5614676/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 25 Nov 2011 14:48:00 PST Approximately 15.75 inches across X 3 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. This basket is woven by Masterweaver Ben Makhanya. He has a very artistic eye and approach to the way he combines colors and invents patterns. We are proud to support him by buying all of his baskets. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. This basket includes a free acrylic stand. 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Some colors are very rare due to difficulty in obtaining enough of the dying materials, other colors are only available certain times of year when specific flowers bloom or other conditions are satisfied to grow and harvest the materials used in the creation of the dyes. Collection of these baskets in Zululand, South Africa is challenging to say the least. Hundreds of miles are driven on dirt roads to go village to village and hut to hut collecting baskets from each individual weaver. The quality of weaving and size of basket combine to determine prices on these stunning creations. 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Some colors are very rare due to difficulty in obtaining enough of the dying materials, other colors are only available certain times of year when specific flowers bloom or other conditions are satisfied to grow and harvest the materials used in the creation of the dyes. Collection of these baskets in Zululand, South Africa is challenging to say the least. Hundreds of miles are driven on dirt roads to go village to village and hut to hut collecting baskets from each individual weaver. The quality of weaving and size of basket combine to determine prices on these stunning creations. 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Some colors are very rare due to difficulty in obtaining enough of the dying materials, other colors are only available certain times of year when specific flowers bloom or other conditions are satisfied to grow and harvest the materials used in the creation of the dyes. Collection of these baskets in Zululand, South Africa is challenging to say the least. Hundreds of miles are driven on dirt roads to go village to village and hut to hut collecting baskets from each individual weaver. The quality of weaving and size of basket combine to determine prices on these stunning creations. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-ilala-palm-baskets/8748-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5618189/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 4 Dec 2011 15:07:00 PST Approximately 4.5 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water.You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8881-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619620/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:40:00 PST Approximately 4.5 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water.You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8884-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619623/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:40:00 PST Approximately 4.5 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water.You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8888-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619627/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:40:00 PST Approximately 5 inches across X 1.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. 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The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8910-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619649/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:40:00 PST Approximately 8.5 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8911-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619650/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:40:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X 3.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8912-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619651/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:40:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X 3.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8913-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619652/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:40:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X 3.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. 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The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8916-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619655/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:40:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X 3.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8917-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619656/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:40:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X 3.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8918-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619657/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:40:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X 3.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8920-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619659/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:40:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X 3.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8921-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619660/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:40:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X 3.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8922-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619661/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:40:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X 3.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8923-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619662/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:40:00 PST Approximately 8.25 inches across X 1.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8926-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619665/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:41:00 PST Approximately 9.75 inches across X 1.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8928-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619667/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:41:00 PST Approximately 9.75 inches across X 1.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8930-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619669/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:41:00 PST Approximately 9.75 inches across X 1.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8931-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619670/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:41:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. They are very versatile and can be mounted to a wall, framed and hung, displayed on a table or counter, or stood on a shelf. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8933-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619672/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:41:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. They are very versatile and can be mounted to a wall, framed and hung, displayed on a table or counter, or stood on a shelf. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8936-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619675/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:41:00 PST Approximately 15.75 inches across X 3 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. This is the largest size currently woven in Zululand. They are very versatile and can be mounted to a wall, framed and hung, displayed on a table or counter, or stood on a shelf. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8943-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619682/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:41:00 PST Approximately 15.75 inches across X 3 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. This is the largest size currently woven in Zululand. They are very versatile and can be mounted to a wall, framed and hung, displayed on a table or counter, or stood on a shelf. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8944-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619683/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:41:00 PST Approximately 15.75 inches across X 3 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. This is the largest size currently woven in Zululand. They are very versatile and can be mounted to a wall, framed and hung, displayed on a table or counter, or stood on a shelf. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8945-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619684/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:41:00 PST Approximately 7.75 inches across X 3.5 inches deep This interesting shape has a pedestal woven at the bottom and then steps up into a regularly shaped bowl. These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire very much like telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8946-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619685/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:41:00 PST Approximately 7.75 inches across X 3.5 inches deep This interesting shape has a pedestal woven at the bottom and then steps up into a regularly shaped bowl. These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire very much like telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8947-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619686/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:41:00 PST Approximately 7.75 inches across X 3.5 inches deep This interesting shape has a pedestal woven at the bottom and then steps up into a regularly shaped bowl. These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire very much like telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8948-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619687/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:41:00 PST Approximately 7.75 inches across X 3.5 inches deep This interesting shape has a pedestal woven at the bottom and then steps up into a regularly shaped bowl. These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire very much like telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8949-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619688/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:41:00 PST Approximately 7.75 inches across X 3.5 inches deep This interesting shape has a pedestal woven at the bottom and then steps up into a regularly shaped bowl. These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire very much like telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8951-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619690/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:41:00 PST Approximately 7.75 inches across X 3.5 inches deep This interesting shape has a pedestal woven at the bottom and then steps up into a regularly shaped bowl. These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire very much like telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8953-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619692/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:41:00 PST Approximately 7.75 inches across X 3.5 inches deep This interesting shape has a pedestal woven at the bottom and then steps up into a regularly shaped bowl. These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire very much like telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/8954-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619693/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 10 Dec 2011 13:41:00 PST Approximately 10-12 inches across X 1-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9013-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619865/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 11 Dec 2011 11:22:00 PST Approximately 20 inches Tall X 12.5 inches Wide To create this traditional basket, weavers use strips of naturally waxy palm fronds wrapped around coils of wild grasses. Some baskets are still used for liquid storage in the rural areas of South Africa. Watertight baskets are readied by rubbing wet cornmeal inside. When liquid is added, the coils swell. Some leaks through, evaporates, and cools the contents. Designs carry cultural significance and many large baskets are traditionally given at weddings. All natural dyes are made from materials as diverse as flower petals and mud. Some colors are very rare due to difficulty in obtaining enough of the dying materials, other colors are only available certain times of year when specific flowers bloom or other conditions are satisfied to grow and harvest the materials used in the creation of the dyes. Collection of these baskets in Zululand, South Africa is challenging to say the least. Hundreds of miles are driven on dirt roads to go village to village and hut to hut collecting baskets from each individual weaver. The quality of weaving and size of basket combine to determine prices on these stunning creations. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-ilala-palm-baskets/9031-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5619898/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 11 Dec 2011 12:39:00 PST Approximately 19.5 inches Across X 10 inches Tall (plus handles) X 10.5 inches Deep Outside of Bolgatanga, Ghana, the village of Gambibgo created this new style of high quality shopper. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and 2nd Day Air shipments receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9147-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5620870/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 18 Dec 2011 13:05:00 PST Approximately 21 inches Across X 9.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 10 inches Deep Outside of Bolgatanga, Ghana, the village of Gambibgo created this new style of high quality shopper. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and 2nd Day Air shipments receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9149-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5620872/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 18 Dec 2011 13:05:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Across X 4 inches Deep This shallow bowl is a coil weave producing a thicker walled basket than most from Ghana. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9156-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5623048/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 28 Dec 2011 17:13:00 PST Approximately 16 inches Across X 4 inches Deep This shallow bowl is a coil weave producing a thicker walled basket than most from Ghana. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9157-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5623049/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 28 Dec 2011 17:13:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches Across X 3 inches Deep This shallow bowl is a coil weave producing a thicker walled basket than most from Ghana. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9158-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5623050/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 28 Dec 2011 17:13:00 PST Approximately 15.5 inches Across X 4 inches Deep This shallow bowl is a coil weave producing a thicker walled basket than most from Ghana. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9159-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5623051/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 28 Dec 2011 17:13:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Across X 3 inches Deep This shallow bowl is a coil weave producing a thicker walled basket than most from Ghana. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9160-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5623052/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 28 Dec 2011 17:13:00 PST Approximately 15.5 inches Across X 3.5 inches Deep This shallow bowl is a coil weave producing a thicker walled basket than most from Ghana. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9161-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5623053/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 28 Dec 2011 17:13:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Across X 3 inches Deep This shallow bowl is a coil weave producing a thicker walled basket than most from Ghana. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9162-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5623054/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 28 Dec 2011 17:13:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Across X 6 inches Tall X 9.5 inches Deep This bowl is just like the Medium Oval but without a handle. Its great to use as a gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9164-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5623056/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 17 Jan 2012 15:27:00 PST Approximately 15.5 inches Across X 6 inches Tall X 10 inches Deep This bowl is just like the Medium Oval but without a handle. Its great to use as a gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9167-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5623059/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 28 Dec 2011 17:13:00 PST Approximately 10.5 inches Across X 8.5 inches Tall (plus handle) X 6.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are a new mini version of the Yikene totes. Weavers in the region use the abundant grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9171-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5623063/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 28 Dec 2011 17:13:00 PST Approximately 10 inches Across X 8 inches Tall (plus handle) X 6.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are a new mini version of the Yikene totes. Weavers in the region use the abundant grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9174-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5623066/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 28 Dec 2011 17:13:00 PST Approximately 18 inches Across X 11 inches Tall (plus handles) X 7 inches Deep In the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are often used as a purse. Most of these have an interesting open weave, or net weave in the sides. The net style is more difficult to weave properly and adds visual interest to the baskets. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9182-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5623074/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 28 Dec 2011 17:13:00 PST Approximately 17 inches Across X 10 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. 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Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. 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Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9201-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5623093/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 28 Dec 2011 17:13:00 PST Approximately 16 inches Across X 9.5 inches Tall Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for storing items in the home. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. This style is the same as the market basket but without the handle, making it a perfect basket for organizing things. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9329-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5935922/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 22 Jan 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 8 inches Across X 4.5 inches Tall (plus handle) This baskets is just like the larger Market Basket, but a very handy little size for gift baskets or storage of small projects. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9350-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5935943/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSun, 22 Jan 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 3.25 inches across X 1.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. This size is perfect for use as a paperclip holder. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9376-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937023/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 4.5 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. 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The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water.You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9383-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937030/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 5 inches across X 1.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. 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The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9390-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937037/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 5 inches across X 1.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9391-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937038/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9397-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937044/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9398-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937045/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9399-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937046/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 5.75 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9400-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937047/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 5.75 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9401-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937048/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 5.75 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9403-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937050/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 5.75 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. 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The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9406-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937053/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 4 inches across X 4.5 inches tall These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. A perfect pencil and pen holder for your desk. Goes well with a small bowl that you can use for paperclips. 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The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9408-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937055/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 4 inches across X 4.5 inches tall These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. A perfect pencil and pen holder for your desk. Goes well with a small bowl that you can use for paperclips. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9410-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937057/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 4 inches across X 4.5 inches tall These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. A perfect pencil and pen holder for your desk. Goes well with a small bowl that you can use for paperclips. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9411-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937058/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 4 inches across X 4.5 inches tall These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. A perfect pencil and pen holder for your desk. Goes well with a small bowl that you can use for paperclips. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9412-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937059/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 4 inches across X 4.5 inches tall These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. A perfect pencil and pen holder for your desk. Goes well with a small bowl that you can use for paperclips. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9413-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937060/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 6.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9422-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937069/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 6.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9424-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937071/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 6.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9425-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937072/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 6.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9426-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937073/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 6.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9427-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937074/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches wide X 4.25 inches deep X 1 inch tall This is a new oval shape - the first oval we have ever seen. It is a nice shallow oval tray shape. These are incredible, intricately designed and unusually shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9430-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937077/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches wide X 4.25 inches deep X 1 inch tall This is a new oval shape - the first oval we have ever seen. It is a nice shallow oval tray shape. These are incredible, intricately designed and unusually shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9436-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937083/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches wide X 4.25 inches deep X 1 inch tall This is a new oval shape - the first oval we have ever seen. It is a nice shallow oval tray shape. These are incredible, intricately designed and unusually shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9437-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937084/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 6 Mar 2012 07:42:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches wide X 4.25 inches deep X 1 inch tall This is a new oval shape - the first oval we have ever seen. It is a nice shallow oval tray shape. These are incredible, intricately designed and unusually shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9438-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937085/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches wide X 4.25 inches deep X 1 inch tall This is a new oval shape - the first oval we have ever seen. It is a nice shallow oval tray shape. These are incredible, intricately designed and unusually shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9439-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937086/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches wide X 4.25 inches deep X 1 inch tall This is a new oval shape - the first oval we have ever seen. It is a nice shallow oval tray shape. These are incredible, intricately designed and unusually shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9440-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937087/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X .75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The triangular shape makes these especially unusual. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9444-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937091/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X .75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The triangular shape makes these especially unusual. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9445-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937092/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X .75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The triangular shape makes these especially unusual. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9446-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937093/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X .75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The triangular shape makes these especially unusual. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9447-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937094/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X .75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The triangular shape makes these especially unusual. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9448-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937095/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X .75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The triangular shape makes these especially unusual. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9449-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937096/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X .75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The triangular shape makes these especially unusual. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9450-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937097/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 8.25 inches across X 1.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9453-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937100/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 8.25 inches across X 1.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9454-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937101/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 8.25 inches across X 1.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9455-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937102/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 8.25 inches across X 1.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9456-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937103/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 8.25 inches across X 1.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9457-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937104/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 8.25 inches across X 1.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9458-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937105/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 8.25 inches across X 1.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9459-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937106/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:54:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. They are very versatile and can be mounted to a wall, framed and hung, displayed on a table or counter, or stood on a shelf. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9464-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937111/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. They are very versatile and can be mounted to a wall, framed and hung, displayed on a table or counter, or stood on a shelf. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9466-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937113/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 15.75 inches across X 3 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. This basket is woven by Masterweaver Ben Makhanya. He has a very artistic eye and approach to the way he combines colors and invents patterns. We are proud to support him by buying all of his baskets. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. This basket includes a free acrylic stand. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9467-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937114/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 9.25 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. This is a new shape from October 2011 that just started coming in from Zululand, South Africa. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9471-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937118/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 8.5 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9472-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937119/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 8.5 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9473-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937120/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 8.5 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9475-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937122/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 8.5 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9476-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937123/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 7.75 inches across X 3.5 inches deep This interesting shape has a pedestal woven at the bottom and then steps up into a regularly shaped bowl. These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire very much like telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9478-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937125/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 7.75 inches across X 3.5 inches deep This interesting shape has a pedestal woven at the bottom and then steps up into a regularly shaped bowl. These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire very much like telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9479-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937126/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 6 Mar 2012 07:40:00 PST Approximately 7.75 inches across X 3.5 inches deep This interesting shape has a pedestal woven at the bottom and then steps up into a regularly shaped bowl. These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire very much like telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9480-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937127/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 7.75 inches across X 3.5 inches deep This interesting shape has a pedestal woven at the bottom and then steps up into a regularly shaped bowl. These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire very much like telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9482-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937129/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X 3.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9483-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937130/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 7.25 inches across X 3.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9484-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937131/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 7 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9486-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937133/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 7 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9487-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937134/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsTue, 6 Mar 2012 07:42:00 PST Approximately 7 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9488-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937135/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 6.25 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9490-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937137/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 6.25 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9491-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937138/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 6.25 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9492-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937139/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 6.25 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9494-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937141/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 6.25 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9495-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5937142/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Jan 2012 15:55:00 PST Approximately 16 inches Across X 10 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9545-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5941199/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 1 Feb 2012 14:14:00 PST Approximately 16 inches Across X 10.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9552-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5941206/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 1 Feb 2012 14:14:00 PST Approximately 15.5 inches Across X 10.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 8.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9553-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5941207/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 1 Feb 2012 14:14:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Across X 9.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9555-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5941209/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 1 Feb 2012 14:14:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Across X 5.5 inches Tall X 8.5 inches Deep This bowl is just like the Medium Oval but without a handle. Its great to use as a gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9558-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5943236/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 3 Feb 2012 10:16:00 PST Approximately 13.5 inches Across X 5.5 inches Tall X 8.5 inches Deep This bowl is just like the Medium Oval but without a handle. Its great to use as a gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9559-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5943237/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 3 Feb 2012 10:16:00 PST Approximately 11 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 5.5 inches Deep We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini oval with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9563-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5943241/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 3 Feb 2012 10:16:00 PST Approximately 11 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 5.5 inches Deep We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini oval with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9564-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5943242/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 3 Feb 2012 10:16:00 PST Approximately 10.5 inches Across X 3 inches Tall (plus handles) X 5.5 inches Deep We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini oval with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9566-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5943243/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 3 Feb 2012 10:16:00 PST Approximately 10.5 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 5 inches Deep We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini oval with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9568-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5943245/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 3 Feb 2012 10:16:00 PST Approximately 12.5 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 6 inches Deep We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini oval with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9569-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5943246/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 3 Feb 2012 10:16:00 PST Approximately 10.5 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 5.5 inches Deep We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini oval with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9570-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5943247/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 3 Feb 2012 10:16:00 PST Approximately 11 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 6 inches Deep We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini oval with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9571-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5943248/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 3 Feb 2012 10:16:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 6 inches Deep We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini oval with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9572-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5943249/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 3 Feb 2012 10:16:00 PST Approximately 10.5 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 5.5 inches Deep We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini oval with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9573-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5943250/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 3 Feb 2012 10:16:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 6 inches Deep We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini oval with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9574-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5943251/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 3 Feb 2012 10:16:00 PST Approximately 7 inches Across X 5 inches Tall (plus handle) This baskets is just like the larger Market Basket, but a very handy little size for gift baskets or storage of small projects. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9588-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5943265/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 3 Feb 2012 10:16:00 PST Approximately 16-18 inches across X 2-4 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves may be dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe, and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but construction techniques vary with geographic based weaving styles. This is a Plateau basket which is traditionally used for winnowing grain. The heavy rim reinforces the basket and makes it strong enough to winnow large amounts of grain. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9595-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5943324/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 3 Feb 2012 13:52:00 PST Approximately 16-18 inches across X 2-4 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves may be dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe, and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but construction techniques vary with geographic based weaving styles. This is a Plateau basket which is traditionally used for winnowing grain. The heavy rim reinforces the basket and makes it strong enough to winnow large amounts of grain. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9598-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5943327/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 3 Feb 2012 13:52:00 PST Approximately 16-18 inches across X 2-4 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves may be dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe, and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but construction techniques vary with geographic based weaving styles. This is a Plateau basket which is traditionally used for winnowing grain. The heavy rim reinforces the basket and makes it strong enough to winnow large amounts of grain. 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Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9687-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946427/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 11 inches Across X 6.5 inches Tall (plus handle) X 8 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for picking foods from the garden. The rectangular shape is more difficult to weave than round. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. 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You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9694-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946434/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 12.5 inches Across X 6.5 inches Tall (plus handle) Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9698-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946438/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches Across X 6 inches Tall (plus handle) X 8.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for picking foods from the garden. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9700-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946440/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches Across X 5.5 inches Tall (plus handle) X 8 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for picking foods from the garden. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9702-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946442/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 15.5 inches Across X 5.5 inches Tall (plus handle) X 7.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for picking foods from the garden. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9703-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946443/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Across X 5.5 inches Tall (plus handle) X 8 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for picking foods from the garden. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9704-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946444/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Across X 6 inches Tall (plus handle) X 8.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for picking foods from the garden. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9705-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946445/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 13 inches Across X 5 inches Deep This open bowl makes a great gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9709-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946449/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 13 inches Across X 5 inches Deep This open bowl makes a great gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9710-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946450/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 12 inches Across X 5.5 inches Deep This open bowl makes a great gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. 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Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9714-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946454/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 6.5 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini bowl with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9715-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946455/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 7 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini bowl with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9716-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946456/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 7.5 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini bowl with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9717-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946457/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 7.5 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini bowl with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9718-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946458/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 7.5 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini bowl with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9719-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946459/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 7 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini bowl with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9720-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946460/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 7 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini bowl with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9721-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946461/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 8 inches Across X 3.5 inches Tall We collaborated with the weavers to design this mini bowl with the idea that it would make a great small gift basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9723-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946463/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 16 inches Across X 13 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9.5 inches Deep Coming from Yikene village, in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. This is the Yikene interpretation of the regular 2 handled shoppers. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9727-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946467/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 16 inches Across X 10 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9742-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946482/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches Across X 11 inches Tall (plus handles) X 8 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9743-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946483/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 23 Apr 2012 09:28:00 PST Approximately 20 inches Across X 10.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9 inches Deep Outside of Bolgatanga, Ghana, the village of Gambibgo created this new style of high quality shopper. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and 2nd Day Air shipments receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9747-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946487/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 17.5 inches Across X 9.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9 inches Deep Outside of Bolgatanga, Ghana, the village of Gambibgo created this new style of high quality shopper. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and 2nd Day Air shipments receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/9750-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5946490/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 11 Feb 2012 14:47:00 PST Approximately 18 inches Across X 10 inches Tall (plus handles) X 8.5 inches Deep Outside of Bolgatanga, Ghana, the village of Gambibgo created this new style of high quality shopper. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. 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The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. 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The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. 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All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9881-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952290/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 12-14 inches across X 1-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9882-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952291/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 12-14 inches across X 1-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. 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Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9884-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952293/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 12-14 inches across X 1-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9886-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952295/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 12-14 inches across X 1-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9887-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952296/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 12-14 inches across X 1-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. 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Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9889-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952298/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 12-14 inches across X 1-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9890-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952299/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 12-14 inches across X 1-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9893-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952301/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 12-14 inches across X 1-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9894-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952302/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 12-14 inches across X 1-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9897-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952305/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 12-14 inches across X 1-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9898-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952306/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 12-14 inches across X 1-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9899-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952307/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 12-14 inches across X 1-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9902-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952310/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 14-16 inches across X 2-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9903-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952311/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 14-16 inches across X 2-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9904-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952312/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 14-16 inches across X 2-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9905-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952313/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 14-16 inches across X 2-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9906-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952314/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 14-16 inches across X 2-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9907-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952315/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 14-16 inches across X 2-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9908-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952316/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 14-16 inches across X 2-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves are sometimes dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but differ in construction due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This basket is from the Munyumbwe area, named for where it is woven. Munyumbwe baskets are a heavy double thick weave that takes extra time and effort to create. The back is coiled and looped together, then front is woven over that in a style similar to plateau baskets. So you end up with a thick walled, sturdy, shallow bowl with a unique type of pattern. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9909-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952317/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 10-12 inches across X 2-3 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves may be dyed with bark and roots to make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Munyumbwe, and Sinazeze. All are similar in materials but construction techniques vary with geographic based weaving styles. This is a Plateau basket which is traditionally used for winnowing grain. The heavy rim reinforces the basket and makes it strong enough to winnow large amounts of grain. You will receive this exact basket pictured.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9922-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952330/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 6-8 inches across X 1.5-2.5 inches deep The baTonga people in Zambia are closely related to those in Zimbabwe. In fact, both countries were once part of Rhodesia. The Tonga baskets are woven on radials of creepers (vines) and palm leaves dyed with bark and roots make up the designs. 3 primary types of baskets are done: Plateau, Cizongo and Munyumbwe. All are similar in materials and construction with just slight differences due to varying geographic based weaving styles. This is a Plateau basket which is traditionally used for winnowing grain. The heavy rim reinforces the basket and makes it strong enough to winnow large amounts of grain. This size is the smallest one and they look great in groups on a wall, or over a door. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/tonga-baskets/9926-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952334/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 11:12:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 8 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. This shape looks stunning sitting on a shelf or table and works well as a vase for dried flowers if you weight the base by filling it with marbles or stones. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9937-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952361/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 8 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. This shape looks stunning sitting on a shelf or table and works well as a vase for dried flowers if you weight the base by filling it with marbles or stones. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9938-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952362/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 8 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. This shape looks stunning sitting on a shelf or table and works well as a vase for dried flowers if you weight the base by filling it with marbles or stones. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9939-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952363/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These look great as a centerpiece on a table. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9941-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952365/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These look great as a centerpiece on a table. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9943-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952367/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These look great as a centerpiece on a table. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9944-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952368/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These look great as a centerpiece on a table. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9945-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952369/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These look great as a centerpiece on a table. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9946-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952370/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These look great as a centerpiece on a table. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9947-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952371/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These look great as a centerpiece on a table. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9948-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952372/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These look great as a centerpiece on a table. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9949-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952373/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These look great as a centerpiece on a table. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9950-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952374/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These look great as a centerpiece on a table. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9951-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952375/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 10.75 inches across X 5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and beautifully shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9952-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952376/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 10.75 inches across X 5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and beautifully shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9953-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952377/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 10.75 inches across X 5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and beautifully shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9954-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952378/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 10.75 inches across X 5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and beautifully shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9955-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952379/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 10.75 inches across X 5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and beautifully shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9956-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952380/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 10.75 inches across X 5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and beautifully shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9957-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952381/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 10.75 inches across X 5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and beautifully shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9958-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952382/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 8 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and unusual deep funnel shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket. http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9959-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952383/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 19:18:00 PST Approximately 8 inches across X 5.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and unusual deep funnel shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. 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You will receive this exact jar.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/9991-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5952415/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 25 Feb 2012 14:17:00 PST Approximately 5-6 inches Across X 2-3 inches Deep The colors of Africa come alive in these grass baskets handwoven in Swaziland. Lutindzi grass is a sedge and grows in tufts only in the cracks of rocks. Each blade grows in a sheath and pulls out easily when harvested so it does not damage the roots of the grass - which quickly regenerates and sends out more shoots. This strong grass has been used in Swaziland for hundreds of years to make ropes for tying down roofing thatch. High up in the mountains of Swaziland, over 700 women support themselves by weaving these baskets. The weaving techniques are passed on from mother to daughter, preserving cultural integrity in this proud nation that is ruled by the last true king on earth. 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Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. 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Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. 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Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. 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Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. 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Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. 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Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. 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Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. 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Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. 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Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. 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Created from the Okavango river that dumps into the sands of the Kalahari Desert instead of the ocean, the delta contains one of the continents most diverse and abundant populations of animals. Women of the Bayei and Hambukushu tribal groups painstakingly create this art from mokola palm tree fiber coil woven around grass or vine. The bark and roots from 2 different trees are used to make the dye colors as are decomposing sorghum husks and a special shrubs leaves. Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. 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Traditionally, open bowls are used by women for winnowing grain or carrying things on their heads while the lidded baskets are used for grain storage or for holding sorghum beer. Time taken to weave a larger art basket is often measured in months or even years. Pricing is according to the weaving quality and size of the basket. Two baskets the same size, but with different weave qualities will be priced differently according to the quality of the weaving. You will receive the exact basket pictured above.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/botswana-baskets/20386-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5963734/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsSat, 17 Mar 2012 15:22:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches Across X 8.5 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. 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Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20398-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966377/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 26 Mar 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 16.5 inches Across X 12.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9-10 inches Deep This basket has a bump on the side that looks like a hill, so it is named after Wawgo, an area with small hills near Bolgatanga. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20412-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966391/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 26 Mar 2012 13:55:00 PST Approximately 16 inches Across X 11.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9-10 inches Deep This basket has a bump on the side that looks like a hill, so it is named after Wawgo, an area with small hills near Bolgatanga. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. 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Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20414-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966393/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 26 Mar 2012 13:55:00 PST Approximately 16 inches Across X 12 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9-10 inches Deep This basket has a bump on the side that looks like a hill, so it is named after Wawgo, an area with small hills near Bolgatanga. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20415-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966394/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 26 Mar 2012 13:55:00 PST Approximately 17.5 inches Across X 11.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9-10 inches Deep This basket has a bump on the side that looks like a hill, so it is named after Wawgo, an area with small hills near Bolgatanga. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20416-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966395/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 26 Mar 2012 13:55:00 PST Approximately 15.5 inches Across X 13 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9-10 inches Deep This basket has a bump on the side that looks like a hill, so it is named after Wawgo, an area with small hills near Bolgatanga. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20418-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966397/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 26 Mar 2012 13:55:00 PST Approximately 17.5 inches Across X 11.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9-10 inches Deep This basket has a bump on the side that looks like a hill, so it is named after Wawgo, an area with small hills near Bolgatanga. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20419-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966398/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 26 Mar 2012 13:55:00 PST Approximately 17.5 inches Across X 11 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9-10 inches Deep This basket has a bump on the side that looks like a hill, so it is named after Wawgo, an area with small hills near Bolgatanga. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. 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Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20430-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966801/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 17 inches Across X 13 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9 inches Deep Coming from Yikene village, in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. This is the Yikene interpretation of the regular 2 handled shoppers. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20432-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966803/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Across X 12.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9 inches Deep Coming from Yikene village, in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. This is the Yikene interpretation of the regular 2 handled shoppers. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20433-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966804/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 18 inches Across X 13 inches Tall (plus handles) X 10 inches Deep Coming from Yikene village, in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. This is the Yikene interpretation of the regular 2 handled shoppers. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20434-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966805/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 11 inches Wide X 11 inches Tall Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for storage. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. This is a great shape for a recycling bin and has a flexible rim with a wide open top. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20443-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966814/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 11 inches Wide X 10.5 inches Tall Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for storage. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. This is a great shape for a recycling bin and has a flexible rim with a wide open top. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20444-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966815/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 10 inches Wide X 9 inches Tall Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for storage. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. This is a great shape for a recycling bin and has a flexible rim with a wide open top. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20445-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966816/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 12 inches Wide X 11 inches Tall Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for storage. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. This is a great shape for a recycling bin and has a flexible rim with a wide open top. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20447-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966818/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches Wide X 11 inches Tall Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for storage. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. This is a great shape for a recycling bin and has a flexible rim with a wide open top. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20448-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966819/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 13 inches Wide X 8.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 8.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20450-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966821/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 13.5 inches Wide X 8.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 8.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20451-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966822/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 13 inches Wide X 9.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 8.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20452-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966823/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 13 inches Wide X 9.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20453-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966824/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 13.5 inches Wide X 9.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20454-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966825/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 12.5 inches Wide X 8.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 7.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20455-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966826/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Wide X 9.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 10 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20456-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966827/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Wide X 9.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 8.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20458-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966829/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 13.5 inches Wide X 10.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20459-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966830/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Wide X 10 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20460-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966831/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Wide X 10 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20461-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966832/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Wide X 9 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20462-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966833/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Wide X 11 inches Tall (plus handles) X 10 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20463-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966834/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Wide X 11 inches Tall (plus handles) X 8 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20464-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966835/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Wide X 11 inches Tall (plus handles) X 10 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20466-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966837/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Wide X 11 inches Tall (plus handles) X 10 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20467-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966838/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Wide X 10.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20468-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966839/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 15.5 inches Wide X 10.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20470-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966841/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 15.5 inches Wide X 11.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 10 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20472-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966843/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Wide X 11 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20473-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966844/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 15.5 inches Wide X 10.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20474-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966845/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 16 inches Wide X 11 inches Tall (plus handles) X 11.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20475-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966846/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 16.5 inches Wide X 11 inches Tall (plus handles) X 11 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20476-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966847/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 17.5 inches Wide X 11 inches Tall (plus handles) X 11.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20477-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966848/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 16 inches Wide X 10.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 11.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. This basket cannot be shipped outside the US or via 2nd Day Air. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20478-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966849/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 8.5 inches Across X 5 inches Tall (plus handle) This baskets is just like the larger Market Basket, but a very handy little size for gift baskets or storage of small projects. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20479-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966850/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 9 inches Across X 5 inches Tall (plus handle) This baskets is just like the larger Market Basket, but a very handy little size for gift baskets or storage of small projects. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20480-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966851/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 8 inches Across X 5 inches Tall (plus handle) This baskets is just like the larger Market Basket, but a very handy little size for gift baskets or storage of small projects. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20491-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966862/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 17 inches Across X 20.5 inches Tall (plus handles) This laundry hamper has a lid and two sturdy swiveling handles that meet at the top for ease of carrying. There is also a cleverly woven latch at the front. It works well for storing blankets and linens. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices. This basket is too large to be shipped outside the continental US.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20496-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966867/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 17.5 inches Across X 20 inches Tall (plus handles) This laundry hamper has a lid and two sturdy swiveling handles that meet at the top for ease of carrying. There is also a cleverly woven latch at the front. It works well for storing blankets and linens. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices. This basket is too large to be shipped outside the continental US.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20497-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966868/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 17 inches Across X 19.5 inches Tall (plus handles) This laundry hamper has a lid and two sturdy swiveling handles that meet at the top for ease of carrying. There is also a cleverly woven latch at the front. It works well for storing blankets and linens. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices. This basket is too large to be shipped outside the continental US.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20498-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966869/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 18 inches Across X 20 inches Tall (plus handles) This hamper has an open top and two sturdy handles. Great for organizing childrens rooms, for laundry, or any number of household organization tasks. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices. This basket is too large to be shipped outside the continental US.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20499-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966870/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 17 inches Across X 20 inches Tall (plus handles) This hamper has an open top and two sturdy handles. Great for organizing childrens rooms, for laundry, or any number of household organization tasks. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices. This basket is too large to be shipped outside the continental US.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20500-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966871/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 5 Apr 2012 15:10:00 PST Approximately 16.5 inches Across X 19 inches Tall (plus handles) This hamper has an open top and two sturdy handles. Great for organizing childrens rooms, for laundry, or any number of household organization tasks. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices. This basket is too large to be shipped outside the continental US.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20501-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966872/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches Across X 18 inches Tall (plus handles) This hamper has an open top and two sturdy handles. Great for organizing childrens rooms, for laundry, or any number of household organization tasks. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices. This basket is too large to be shipped outside the continental US.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20503-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966874/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches Across X 18.5 inches Tall (plus handles) This hamper has an open top and two sturdy handles. Great for organizing childrens rooms, for laundry, or any number of household organization tasks. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices. This basket is too large to be shipped outside the continental US.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20504-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5966875/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 29 Mar 2012 11:42:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Across X 9.5 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20674-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5976478/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 13 Apr 2012 16:15:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches Across X 9 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20689-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5976493/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 13 Apr 2012 16:15:00 PST Approximately 15.5 inches Across X 9 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20692-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5976496/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 13 Apr 2012 16:15:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches Across X 8.5 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/20727-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5977375/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 18 Apr 2012 09:13:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Across X 9.5 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. 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This style uses a new type of weave called an open weave or net weave style which is more difficult to create than the regular weave. Weavers in the region use the abundant grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. 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They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20554-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5980979/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 8.5 inches across X 3.5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20555-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5980980/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 9 inches across X 5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20556-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5980981/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 9 inches across X 4 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20557-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5980982/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 9 inches across X 4.5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. 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They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20580-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981005/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 10.5 inches across X 5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20581-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981006/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 4 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20582-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981007/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20583-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981008/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20584-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981009/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 6 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20585-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981010/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 11 inches across X 4.5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20586-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981011/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 11 inches across X 5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20587-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981012/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 10 inches across X 5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20588-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981013/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 9.5 inches across X 5.5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20589-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981014/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 5.5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20590-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981015/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 11 inches across X 6 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20591-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981016/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 12.5 inches across X 4.5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20592-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981017/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20593-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981018/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 11 inches across X 4.5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20594-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981019/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 4.5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20595-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981020/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 11 inches across X 5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20596-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981021/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 14 inches across X 3.5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20597-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981022/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 13 inches across X 5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20598-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981023/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 5.5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. 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They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20600-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981025/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20601-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981026/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 11 inches across X 5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20602-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981027/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 11 inches across X 5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20603-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981028/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 5.5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20604-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981029/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 10 inches across X 8 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20605-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981030/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 6.5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20606-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981031/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 13.5 inches across X 5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20607-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981032/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 17.5 inches across X 6 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20608-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981033/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 16.5 inches across X 5.5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20609-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981034/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 15 inches across X 5 inches deep In the far north of Namibia, in the Okavango delta basin, the Kavango and Ovambo people produce traditional woven baskets. They harvest the local Makalani palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes using age old recipes handed down from their ancestors. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20610-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981035/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 09:52:00 PST Approximately 13 inches across X 3.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. 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They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20624-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981106/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 3 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20625-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981107/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 3 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20626-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981108/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 3 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20627-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981109/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 3 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20628-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981110/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 2.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20629-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981111/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 13 inches across X 2.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20630-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981112/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 12.5 inches across X 3 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20631-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981113/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 13 inches across X 2 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20632-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981114/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 13.5 inches across X 2 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20633-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981115/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 10.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20634-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981116/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20635-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981117/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 2 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20636-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981118/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20637-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981119/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 1.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20638-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981120/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 3 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20639-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981121/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 11 inches across X 3 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20640-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981122/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 3 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20641-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981123/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 3.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20642-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981124/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 13 inches across X 3.5 inches tall X 11 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20643-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981125/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 12 inches across X 3.5 inches tall X 10.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20644-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981126/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 13.5 inches across X 3.5 inches tall X 11.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20646-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981128/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 15 inches across X 3 inches tall X 11.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20647-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981129/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 15 inches across X 5.5 inches tall X 11 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20648-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981130/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 13 inches across X 7 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20649-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981131/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 15 inches across X 5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20650-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981132/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches across X 5.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20651-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981133/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches across X 5.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20652-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981134/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 15.5 inches across X 3.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20653-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981135/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 15 inches across X 6 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20654-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981136/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 16.5 inches across X 6 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20655-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981137/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 17 inches across X 6.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20656-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981138/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 16 inches across X 5.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, near the town of Oshikuku, these baskets are woven by rural Ovambo people using traditional patterns and techniques. They harvest the local palm leaves and create vegetable-based dyes by pounding various leaves, barks, seeds and other dried ingredients into a powder which is mixed into water to dye the palm. Getting the natural dye to soak into the waxy palm leaves is very tricky and some weaving material may be left soaking in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. Weave quality, basket size, difficulty of producing dye colors, and complexity of pattern all combine to determine the prices on these one-of-a-kind creations. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20657-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981139/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 13:54:00 PST Approximately 11 inches across X 2 inches deep In Northern Namibia, in Rundu village, these baskets are woven from long roots dug by the river. Currently there are only 2 known weavers in Namibia creating these baskets, Eveline Ndondi and Anna Muyengo. the baskets have thin walls and are very rigid. Vegetable-based dyes are used, normally based on charcoal from a fire pit. Roots foir weaving may be left soaking or boiling in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. These baskets are unusual one of a kind creations. They display wonderfully on a wall or standing on a shelf. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20658-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981146/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 14:14:00 PST Approximately 11 inches across X 1.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, in Rundu village, these baskets are woven from long roots dug by the river. Currently there are only 2 known weavers in Namibia creating these baskets, Eveline Ndondi and Anna Muyengo. the baskets have thin walls and are very rigid. Vegetable-based dyes are used, normally based on charcoal from a fire pit. Roots foir weaving may be left soaking or boiling in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. These baskets are unusual one of a kind creations. They display wonderfully on a wall or standing on a shelf. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20659-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981147/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 14:14:00 PST Approximately 10.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, in Rundu village, these baskets are woven from long roots dug by the river. Currently there are only 2 known weavers in Namibia creating these baskets, Eveline Ndondi and Anna Muyengo. the baskets have thin walls and are very rigid. Vegetable-based dyes are used, normally based on charcoal from a fire pit. Roots foir weaving may be left soaking or boiling in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. These baskets are unusual one of a kind creations. They display wonderfully on a wall or standing on a shelf. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20660-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981148/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 14:14:00 PST Approximately 10.5 inches across X 1 inches deep In Northern Namibia, in Rundu village, these baskets are woven from long roots dug by the river. Currently there are only 2 known weavers in Namibia creating these baskets, Eveline Ndondi and Anna Muyengo. the baskets have thin walls and are very rigid. Vegetable-based dyes are used, normally based on charcoal from a fire pit. Roots foir weaving may be left soaking or boiling in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. These baskets are unusual one of a kind creations. They display wonderfully on a wall or standing on a shelf. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20661-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981149/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 14:14:00 PST Approximately 10.5 inches across X 1 inches deep In Northern Namibia, in Rundu village, these baskets are woven from long roots dug by the river. Currently there are only 2 known weavers in Namibia creating these baskets, Eveline Ndondi and Anna Muyengo. the baskets have thin walls and are very rigid. Vegetable-based dyes are used, normally based on charcoal from a fire pit. Roots foir weaving may be left soaking or boiling in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. These baskets are unusual one of a kind creations. They display wonderfully on a wall or standing on a shelf. 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You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20665-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981153/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 14:14:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, in Rundu village, these baskets are woven from long roots dug by the river. Currently there are only 2 known weavers in Namibia creating these baskets, Eveline Ndondi and Anna Muyengo. the baskets have thin walls and are very rigid. Vegetable-based dyes are used, normally based on charcoal from a fire pit. Roots foir weaving may be left soaking or boiling in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. These baskets are unusual one of a kind creations. They display wonderfully on a wall or standing on a shelf. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20666-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981154/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 14:14:00 PST Approximately 11.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, in Rundu village, these baskets are woven from long roots dug by the river. Currently there are only 2 known weavers in Namibia creating these baskets, Eveline Ndondi and Anna Muyengo. the baskets have thin walls and are very rigid. Vegetable-based dyes are used, normally based on charcoal from a fire pit. Roots foir weaving may be left soaking or boiling in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. These baskets are unusual one of a kind creations. They display wonderfully on a wall or standing on a shelf. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20667-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981155/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 14:14:00 PST Approximately 9.5 inches across X 4.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, in Rundu village, these baskets are woven from long roots dug by the river. Currently there are only 2 known weavers in Namibia creating these baskets, Eveline Ndondi and Anna Muyengo. the baskets have thin walls and are very rigid. Vegetable-based dyes are used, normally based on charcoal from a fire pit. Roots foir weaving may be left soaking or boiling in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. These baskets are unusual one of a kind creations. They display wonderfully on a wall or standing on a shelf. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20668-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981156/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 14:14:00 PST Approximately 12.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep In Northern Namibia, in Rundu village, these baskets are woven from long roots dug by the river. Currently there are only 2 known weavers in Namibia creating these baskets, Eveline Ndondi and Anna Muyengo. the baskets have thin walls and are very rigid. Vegetable-based dyes are used, normally based on charcoal from a fire pit. Roots foir weaving may be left soaking or boiling in a dye bath for more than a week at a time. These baskets are unusual one of a kind creations. They display wonderfully on a wall or standing on a shelf. You will receive the exact basket pictured here.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/namibian-baskets/20669-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5981157/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 26 Apr 2012 14:14:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Across X 9 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21074-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5984665/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 2 May 2012 12:00:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches Across X 9 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21078-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5984669/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 2 May 2012 12:00:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches Across X 8 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21079-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5984670/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsWed, 2 May 2012 12:02:00 PST Approximately 10.5 inches Tall X 15.5 inches Wide To create this traditional basket, weavers use strips of naturally waxy palm fronds wrapped around coils of wild grasses. Some baskets are still used for liquid storage in the rural areas of South Africa. Watertight baskets are readied by rubbing wet cornmeal inside. When liquid is added, the coils swell. Some leaks through, evaporates, and cools the contents. Designs carry cultural significance and many large baskets are traditionally given at weddings. All natural dyes are made from materials as diverse as flower petals and mud. Some colors are very rare due to difficulty in obtaining enough of the dying materials, other colors are only available certain times of year when specific flowers bloom or other conditions are satisfied to grow and harvest the materials used in the creation of the dyes. Collection of these baskets in Zululand, South Africa is challenging to say the least. Hundreds of miles are driven on dirt roads to go village to village and hut to hut collecting baskets from each individual weaver. The quality of weaving and size of basket combine to determine prices on these stunning creations. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-ilala-palm-baskets/20833-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5985789/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsThu, 3 May 2012 16:08:00 PST Approximately 9 inches Tall X 11 inches Wide By world-renowned masterweaver Laurentia Dlamini, the most famous Zulu weaver. Laurentia is the only living weaver from the original resurgence of basket weaving that happened in South Africa in the 1950s. She was one of the original 4 weavers that started a weaving co-op in 1972. Those 4 were responsible for training weavers and spreading the artform to the more than 2,000 weavers in Zululand today. She is 75 years old now and has been weaving for more than 60 years. To create this traditional basket, weavers use strips of naturally waxy palm fronds wrapped around coils of wild grasses. Some baskets are still used for liquid storage in the rural areas of South Africa. Watertight baskets are readied by rubbing wet cornmeal inside. When liquid is added, the coils swell. Some leaks through, evaporates, and cools the contents. Designs carry cultural significance and many large baskets are traditionally given at weddings. All natural dyes are made from materials as diverse as flower petals and mud. Some colors are very rare due to difficulty in obtaining enough of the dying materials, other colors are only available certain times of year when specific flowers bloom or other conditions are satisfied to grow and harvest the materials used in the creation of the dyes. Collection of these baskets in Zululand, South Africa is challenging to say the least. Hundreds of miles are driven on dirt roads to go village to village and hut to hut collecting baskets from each individual weaver. The quality of weaving and size of basket combine to determine prices on these stunning creations. 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The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21042-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986148/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 15.75 inches across X 3 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. This is the largest size currently woven in Zululand. They are very versatile and can be mounted to a wall, framed and hung, displayed on a table or counter, or stood on a shelf. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21043-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986149/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 15.75 inches across X 3 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. This is the largest size currently woven in Zululand. They are very versatile and can be mounted to a wall, framed and hung, displayed on a table or counter, or stood on a shelf. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21044-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986150/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 15.75 inches across X 3 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. This is the largest size currently woven in Zululand. They are very versatile and can be mounted to a wall, framed and hung, displayed on a table or counter, or stood on a shelf. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21045-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986151/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 15.75 inches across X 3 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. This is the largest size currently woven in Zululand. They are very versatile and can be mounted to a wall, framed and hung, displayed on a table or counter, or stood on a shelf. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21046-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986152/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 15.75 inches across X 3 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. This is the largest size currently woven in Zululand. They are very versatile and can be mounted to a wall, framed and hung, displayed on a table or counter, or stood on a shelf. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21047-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986153/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 15.75 inches across X 3 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. This is the largest size currently woven in Zululand. They are very versatile and can be mounted to a wall, framed and hung, displayed on a table or counter, or stood on a shelf. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21048-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986154/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 15.75 inches across X 3 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. This basket is woven by Masterweaver Ben Makhanya. He has a very artistic eye and approach to the way he combines colors and invents patterns. We are proud to support him by buying all of his baskets. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. This basket includes a free acrylic stand. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21049-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986155/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 15.75 inches across X 3 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. This basket is woven by Masterweaver Ben Makhanya. He has a very artistic eye and approach to the way he combines colors and invents patterns. We are proud to support him by buying all of his baskets. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. This basket includes a free acrylic stand. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21050-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986156/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 15.75 inches across X 3 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. This basket is woven by Masterweaver Ben Makhanya. He has a very artistic eye and approach to the way he combines colors and invents patterns. We are proud to support him by buying all of his baskets. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. This basket includes a free acrylic stand. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21052-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986157/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 15.75 inches across X 3 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. These are quite shallow, some people refer to these as plates. This basket is woven by Masterweaver Ben Makhanya. He has a very artistic eye and approach to the way he combines colors and invents patterns. We are proud to support him by buying all of his baskets. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. This basket includes a free acrylic stand. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21053-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986158/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 6.25 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21054-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986159/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 6.25 inches across X 2.25 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21055-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986160/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 7 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21056-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986161/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 7 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21057-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986162/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 7 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21058-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986163/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 7 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21059-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986164/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 7 inches across X 2.75 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated telephone wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21060-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986165/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21061-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986166/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21062-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986167/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 5.5 inches across X 2.5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21063-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986168/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 10.75 inches across X 5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and beautifully shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21066-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986169/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 10.75 inches across X 5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and beautifully shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21067-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986170/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 10.75 inches across X 5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and beautifully shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21068-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986171/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 10.75 inches across X 5 inches deep These are incredible, intricately designed and beautifully shaped baskets, some using accents of bare copper wire. The past and the future are fused together in the creation of this beautiful basket, Zulu weavers have taken the intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of their natural fiber baskets, and turned them into brightly-colored art from plastic-coated wire. Mesmerizing designs and vibrant colors are a hallmark of this functional art. Wash gently with warm soapy water. You will receive this exact basket.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/zulu-wire-baskets/21069-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986172/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsFri, 4 May 2012 14:02:00 PST Approximately 16 inches Across X 9.5 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21225-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986328/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 14:35:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches Across X 9 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21227-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986330/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 14:35:00 PST Approximately 17 inches Across X 10 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Due to its large size, this basket may arrive to you compressed or flattened and may need to be shaped upon arrival. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21228-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986331/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 14:35:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Across X 9 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21229-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986332/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 14:35:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches Across X 8 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21230-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986333/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 14:35:00 PST Approximately 16 inches Across X 10.5 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21239-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986342/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 14:35:00 PST Approximately 16.5 inches Across X 9.5 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Due to its large size, this basket may arrive to you compressed or flattened and may need to be shaped upon arrival. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21242-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986345/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 14:35:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Across X 8.5 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21245-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986348/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 14:35:00 PST Approximately 14 inches Across X 8.5 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21246-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986349/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 14:35:00 PST Approximately 13 inches Across X 7.5 inches Tall (plus handle) This basket is just like the larger Market Basket, but a nice medium size for storing or carrying smaller items. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21247-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986350/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 14:35:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Across X 14 inches Tall (plus handles) X 10 inches Deep Coming from Yikene village, in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. This is the Yikene interpretation of the regular 2 handled shoppers. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21248-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986351/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 14:35:00 PST Approximately 16.5 inches Across X 13.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 10 inches Deep Coming from Yikene village, in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. This is the Yikene interpretation of the regular 2 handled shoppers. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21249-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986352/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 14:35:00 PST Approximately 15.5 inches Across X 12 inches Tall (plus handles) X 10.5 inches Deep Coming from Yikene village, in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. This is the Yikene interpretation of the regular 2 handled shoppers. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21250-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986353/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 14:35:00 PST Approximately 17.5 inches Across X 13.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 10 inches Deep Coming from Yikene village, in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. This is the Yikene interpretation of the regular 2 handled shoppers. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. 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Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21253-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986356/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 14:35:00 PST Approximately 18 inches Across X 15 inches Tall (plus handles) X 12.5 inches Deep Coming from Yikene village, in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. This is the Yikene interpretation of the regular 2 handled shoppers. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21254-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986357/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 14:35:00 PST Approximately 17.5 inches Across X 13.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9.5 inches Deep Coming from Yikene village, in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. This is the Yikene interpretation of the regular 2 handled shoppers. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21255-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986358/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 14:35:00 PST Approximately 16.5 inches Across X 13.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9 inches Deep Coming from Yikene village, in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. This is the Yikene interpretation of the regular 2 handled shoppers. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21258-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986361/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 14:35:00 PST Approximately 16.5 inches Across X 13 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9.5 inches Deep Coming from Yikene village, in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. This is the Yikene interpretation of the regular 2 handled shoppers. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21259-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986362/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 14:35:00 PST Approximately 15 inches Across X 9.5 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21087-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986368/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 14.5 inches Across X 9.5 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for carrying goods to and from the market. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21094-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986375/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 18.5 inches Across X 10 inches Tall (plus handles) X 10 inches Deep Outside of Bolgatanga, Ghana, the village of Gambibgo created this new style of high quality shopper. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and 2nd Day Air shipments receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21097-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986378/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 19 inches Across X 9 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9.5 inches Deep Outside of Bolgatanga, Ghana, the village of Gambibgo created this new style of high quality shopper. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and 2nd Day Air shipments receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21098-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986379/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 19.5 inches Across X 9 inches Tall (plus handles) X 9.5 inches Deep Outside of Bolgatanga, Ghana, the village of Gambibgo created this new style of high quality shopper. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and 2nd Day Air shipments receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21099-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986380/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 19 inches Across X 8.5 inches Tall (plus handles) X 8.5 inches Deep Outside of Bolgatanga, Ghana, the village of Gambibgo created this new style of high quality shopper. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and 2nd Day Air shipments receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21100-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986381/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 7 inches Across X 4.5 inches Tall (plus handle) This baskets is just like the larger Market Basket, but a very handy little size for gift baskets or storage of small projects. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21102-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986383/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 8 inches Across X 4.5 inches Tall (plus handle) This baskets is just like the larger Market Basket, but a very handy little size for gift baskets or storage of small projects. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21104-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986385/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 8 inches Across X 5 inches Tall (plus handle) This baskets is just like the larger Market Basket, but a very handy little size for gift baskets or storage of small projects. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21107-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986388/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 8 inches Across X 5 inches Tall (plus handle) This baskets is just like the larger Market Basket, but a very handy little size for gift baskets or storage of small projects. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21112-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986393/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 7.5 inches Across X 5 inches Tall (plus handle) This baskets is just like the larger Market Basket, but a very handy little size for gift baskets or storage of small projects. Weavers in the region use the abundant Vetavera grass to weave these useful baskets. Leather wrapped handle adds to the durability and beauty. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a little bit of shaping when they arrive to you. You will receive a sheet with instructions on how to shape as well as a full sheet of info on Ghana baskets. You get this exact basket and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21113-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986394/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 10.5 inches Across X 9 inches Tall (plus handle) X 6.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are a new mini version of the Yikene totes. Weavers in the region use the abundant grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21114-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986395/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 10 inches Across X 7.5 inches Tall (plus handle) X 6 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are a new mini version of the Yikene totes. Weavers in the region use the abundant grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21115-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986396/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 9.5 inches Across X 7.5 inches Tall (plus handle) X 6 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are a new mini version of the Yikene totes. Weavers in the region use the abundant grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21116-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986397/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 8.5 inches Across X 7 inches Tall (plus handle) X 5.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are a new mini version of the Yikene totes. Weavers in the region use the abundant grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21117-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986398/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 10 inches Across X 8.5 inches Tall (plus handle) X 7.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are a new mini version of the Yikene totes. Weavers in the region use the abundant grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. The leather wrapped handle adds to the durability. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21118-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986399/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 10.5 inches Across X 6.5 inches Tall (plus handle) X 5.5 inches Deep Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are a new mini version of the Yikene totes. Weavers in the region use the abundant grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. 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Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21186-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986440/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 16.5 inches Across X 11 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from Gambibgo village, in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are often used to store things in the home. This Gambibgo basket is unusual in that is has a swivel handle that folds down flat. Also, the appealing bulbous shape is more difficult to weave than a normal round basket. 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You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21187-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986441/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 16 inches Across X 10 inches Tall (plus handle) Coming from Gambibgo village, in the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are often used to store things in the home. This Gambibgo basket is unusual in that is has a swivel handle that folds down flat. Also, the appealing bulbous shape is more difficult to weave than a normal round basket. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water, reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US or shipping via 2nd Day Air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. You receive this exact basket pictured above and we offer low shipping prices.http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/items/ghana-bolga-baskets/21189-detail.htmhttp://www.basketsfromafrica.com/browse_item_details.asp/Item_Id/5986443/categ_id/3642Zulu Wire BasketsMon, 7 May 2012 15:25:00 PST Approximately 17 inches Across X 10 inches Tall Coming from the Bolgatanga region of Ghana, these baskets are traditionally used for storing items in the home. Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. This style is the same as the market basket but without the handle, making it a perfect basket for organizing things. 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Weavers in the region use the abundant Veta vera grass to weave these incredibly hardy, useful baskets. This style is the same as the market basket but without the handle, making it a perfect basket for organizing things. Please note that if color looks black on your screen, it is actually a very, very dark blue. Easily reshape your basket by quickly submerging in water (keep leather dry), reshape by hand and let basket dry. Although we attempt to ship all baskets fully shaped, some baskets may need a bit of shaping when they arrive to you. Shipments outside of the continental US and via 2nd day air receive flattened baskets. Each order comes with full basket shaping instructions and a full page of information about the baskets. 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