Hey Hey Iringa Basket - Natural 49B Bright Light where around 150 women design

where around 150 women design and stitch original work by hand — pieces from the collective are held in museums and private collections worldwide

The El Molo are some of Kenya’s last remaining true hunter gatherers

Interchangeable plant cassettes — replant any season

This old Ethiopian Cho Cho basket is hand crafted by the Borana people using a combination of wire

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Hey Hey Iringa Basket - Natural 49B Bright Light where around 150 women designA handwoven basket from the Iringa region of Tanzania, East Africa. Iringa baskets are woven from Milulu, a reed like swamp grass, and have long been an everyday utility item of the Hehe people, whose southern highlands have a deep history of basketry. Each basket is hand woven by a female artisan over roughly seven days. The Milulu grass is harvested along certain rivers, carried back to the village, then sun dried before weaving, with the