Hot Sale Lines Plateau Classic Series [KbsX7dRM]

Hot Sale Lines Plateau Classic Series [KbsX7dRM] Basket

Introducing the Hot Sale Lines Plateau Classic Series [KbsX7dRM] Basket, a stunning piece of Rwandan craftsmanship that stands out as one of our best-selling signature plateaus. This exquisite basket is not just a decorative item but a testament to the rich cultural heritage and skilled hands of the artisans who handweave it. Measuring 12" in width and 3" in height, this classic design features a unique handwoven pattern that adds a touch of elegance to any space. Crafted with care, the basket is made from sisal wrapped around sweetgrass, ensuring a durable and natural finish.

• Handwoven design
• 12" W x 3" H
• Hand dyed in black and white

Product Specifications

Each Hot Sale Lines Plateau Classic Series [KbsX7dRM] Basket is a labor of love, showcasing the artistry of local artisans. The basket is hand dyed in classic black and white tones, adding a timeless appeal. The sisal and sweetgrass materials are locally sourced, ensuring sustainability and supporting the local economy. A loop on the back allows for easy hanging, making it versatile for use as a fruit basket, gallery wall display, or an accent piece.

• Hand dyed in black and white
• Made from strands of sisal wrapped around bunches of sweetgrass
• Includes a loop on the back for hanging

Practical Uses and Benefits

The Hot Sale Lines Plateau Classic Series [KbsX7dRM] Basket is perfect for those seeking a functional and stylish addition to their home or office. Its ideal shape and size make it an excellent choice for a fruit basket, while its unique design allows it to serve as a captivating centerpiece or wall art. Whether you're giving it as a thoughtful housewarming gift or looking to enhance your personal space, this basket is sure to impress. Its versatile nature also makes it a great accent piece, easily fitting into any decor style.

• Perfect for a fruit basket, gallery wall, or accent piece
• Ideal housewarming gift
• Supports local artisans and communities