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- Description
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An artifact of Zambian craftsmanship, this handwoven basket embodies six decades of history and artistry. Made from natural grasses and reeds, it showcases a tight, intricate weave that speaks to the skill and patience of its maker. Once used for winnowing grain, the basket now rests on a custom iron stand, transforming it into a sculptural object that celebrates form, texture, and heritage. Its rich patina and organic variations tell the story of generations of use — a tactile connection to the everyday rituals of rural life in Zambia. Whether displayed as a wall piece or elevated on its stand, it commands quiet reverence and adds depth to any curated interior. Circa 1960s. Includes custom iron display stand.
- Measurements
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L24 x W6 x H26 in
- Condition
- Pre-owned
- Color
- Brown
- Seller
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X Ʌ N I K Ʌ
Xanika Covington is an interior designer, artist, and collector whose work centers on tribal history and soul. After living in Africa, she founded X Ʌ N I K Ʌ - a curation of collectible antiques sourced through a network of artisans, dealers, and friends made during her travels through Africa.
- Vintage
- Antique
- African
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