From Asia and the South Seas to Africa, an Array of Baskets and Woven Trays. Pictured with a Close Cousin, Flavor-Wise... an Indonesian Batik Wood Bowl

This Selection of Five African Kuba Cloth Textiles Offers a Beautiful Play of Geometric Elements in Various Shades of Chocolate, Brown, Black, Wheat, and Straw

This Lidded Pine Needle Basket is Possibly one Made by the Seminole American Indians. Entirely of Pine Needle Construction and in Good Condition

I have Seen and Sold Many of the Hand Woven, Applique, Embroidery and Reverse Applique Kuba Textiles Over the Years, and These are of Exceptional Workmanship and Design.

Origin Unknown, but Sweet Little Handled Basket of Twisted Grass with Handles. The Light Purple Blue with the Straw Color are Woven to Create a Checkerboard-Like Pattern. Nice Basket!