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Zulu Ukhamba Basket #121 Edo tribe revealing the final

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Description

revealing the final

but a powerful symbol of love

39" diameter

Rare Turkana wooden and camel leather jar with lid and leather straps

This vintage textile was used as a "wrapper" in the West African Country of Ivory Coast by the Baule tribe

Zulu Ukhamba Basket #121 Edo tribe revealing the finalThese handwoven baskets are woven by people from the Zulu tribe in the KwaZulu Natal region of South Africa. The fiber used is from the indigenous illala palm tree and the colors are natural dyes obtained from local roots, berries, bark and earth. Each basket is unique and can take up to a month to complete a medium sized basket. Traditionally the lidded baskets are used to store liquids (usually millet beer) and the bowl shaped baskets are used to

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