Zulu Telephone Wire #70 Edo tribe they were originally used for

they were originally used for hunter's shirts and women's wraps

the fabric is dried

which hangs from her shoulders and her face is covered by a beaded veil called a siyaya

Great for a tablecloth or other interior projects

Beads are collected and handed down through the generations

Zulu Telephone Wire #70 Edo tribe they were originally used forMade from telephone wire wrapped in the traditional coil method around a rigid hardwire, these baskets can only be made by the most experienced weavers. Inspired by life events and vivid imagination, the artistry of the weavers from KwaZulu Natal, South Africa shines in these platters. May be gently washed with a mild dish detergent to clean. 11. 5" diameter For further information: