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One vintage handwoven coiled basket with a sculptural lid, of African origin, made from natural woven fibres (rattan) in beige, measuring 27 cm high by 25 cm wide by 25 cm deep, dating to 1970–1980 and in excellent condition.

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Vintage Handwoven Coiled Basket with Sculptural Lid – Tribal Folk Art Style
A beautifully crafted handwoven basket featuring an impressive sculptural silhouette, intricate coiled construction and a striking geometric pattern in natural straw, ivory and black.
This distinctive piece showcases traditional basket-weaving techniques, with tightly wound natural fibres secured by contrasting bindings to create an elegant interplay of texture, colour and pattern.
The generously proportioned rounded body is complemented by an architectural, tiered lid rising to a tall, sculptural finial. The interior reveals equally impressive craftsmanship, with concentric woven patterns continuing throughout.
Both functional and decorative, this basket makes a wonderful statement piece for a console table, sideboard, coffee table or curated collection of artisan objects.
Its earthy palette and organic form complement Mid-Century Modern, Organic Modern, Bohemian, Global and Eclectic interiors.
Details
Style: Tribal Folk Art / Organic Modern / Bohemian
Material: Natural woven plant fibres, likely grasses or reeds
Technique: Hand-coiled basketry
Colours: Natural straw, cream and black
Period: 20th century (provisional)
Origin: Undetermined
Height: 27 cm / 10.63 inches
Base measurement: 24 cm / 9.45 inches
Circumference: 64 cm / 25.20 inches
Condition: Vintage condition with minor irregularities and signs of age consistent with handmade construction. Please refer to photographs for details.
A captivating example of traditional craftsmanship, combining functional basketry with the visual appeal of sculptural decorative art.

Vintage Handwoven Coiled Basket with Sculptural Lid – Tribal Folk Art Style
A beautifully crafted handwoven basket featuring an impressive sculptural silhouette, intricate coiled construction and a striking geometric pattern in natural straw, ivory and black.
This distinctive piece showcases traditional basket-weaving techniques, with tightly wound natural fibres secured by contrasting bindings to create an elegant interplay of texture, colour and pattern.
The generously proportioned rounded body is complemented by an architectural, tiered lid rising to a tall, sculptural finial. The interior reveals equally impressive craftsmanship, with concentric woven patterns continuing throughout.
Both functional and decorative, this basket makes a wonderful statement piece for a console table, sideboard, coffee table or curated collection of artisan objects.
Its earthy palette and organic form complement Mid-Century Modern, Organic Modern, Bohemian, Global and Eclectic interiors.
Details
Style: Tribal Folk Art / Organic Modern / Bohemian
Material: Natural woven plant fibres, likely grasses or reeds
Technique: Hand-coiled basketry
Colours: Natural straw, cream and black
Period: 20th century (provisional)
Origin: Undetermined
Height: 27 cm / 10.63 inches
Base measurement: 24 cm / 9.45 inches
Circumference: 64 cm / 25.20 inches
Condition: Vintage condition with minor irregularities and signs of age consistent with handmade construction. Please refer to photographs for details.
A captivating example of traditional craftsmanship, combining functional basketry with the visual appeal of sculptural decorative art.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Africa
Material
Rattan
Colour
Beige
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
27 cm
Width
25 cm
Depth
25 cm
Estimated period
1970-1980
IrelandVerified
6
Objects sold
Private

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