African Zulu Lidded Basket

African Zulu Lidded BasketThese traditional, lidded baskets are woven in South Africa out of ilala palm and wild grasses. They are naturally dyed using materials of diverse flower petals and mud. Some colors are very rare due to the scarcity of certain minerals. As part of Zulu wedding tradition, the bride's family gifts the baskets to the groom's family in exchange for a gift of cattle. These handmade baskets will delight any area of your home.

Add a touch of warmth to your indoor and outdoor spaces

Bring a world of unique beauty and personalized character into your home with this set of six handcrafted napkin rings

a fabulous creation from Mayan Hands basket weavers

this beautiful serving tray is sized perfectly for baguettes and crackers

Originating from the Namji Tribe in Northwest Cameroon

these intricately stitched pine needle coasters will complement any décor

these napkin rings are sure to light up any cozy gathering around the table

Rope hanger on the back of each disk allows you to easily hang them on your wall

this sweet little basket can be incorporated into a wall display

Perfect for spearing cheese cubes

this tray brings you some handcrafted style to your every day

This handcrafted spoon makes a great gift