Multi-Color Diamond Design Woven Basket With Top
Multi-Color Diamond Design Woven Basket With Top
Multi-Color Diamond Design Woven Basket With Top
Multi-Color Diamond Design Woven Basket With Top
Multi-Color Diamond Design Woven Basket With Top
Multi-Color Diamond Design Woven Basket With Top
Multi-Color Diamond Design Woven Basket With Top
Multi-Color Diamond Design Woven Basket With Top
Multi-Color Diamond Design Woven Basket With Top
Multi-Color Diamond Design Woven Basket With Top
Multi-Color Diamond Design Woven Basket With Top
Multi-Color Diamond Design Woven Basket With Top

Multi-Color Diamond Design Woven Basket With Top

RB0046T

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  • Handmade in Panama
  • Fair Trade
  • Width: "
  • Height: "

Discover the authentic Panamanian Rainforest Woven Baskets, handmade by skilled indigenous artisans in Panama. These beautiful and functional baskets are a testament to traditional craftsmanship, created using centuries-old techniques passed down through generations. Our baskets are carefully woven from sustainable natural fibers found in the rainforest, such as Chunga Palm and Naguala, resulting in a durable and Eco-friendly product perfect for any home or occasion.

Our Panamanian Rainforest Woven Baskets are not only stylish but also versatile, serving as stunning decorative pieces that add a touch of elegance and charm to any space. Use them as eye-catching centerpieces or artistic wall hangings to enhance your home decor. Their natural and organic aesthetic complements any interior style, adding warmth and character to your living environment. By purchasing a basket from TraderBrock, you contribute to the preservation of cultural heritage and the environment while supporting the livelihoods of the talented artists who create them.

Our partnership with indigenous artisans ensures that they receive fair compensation for their work and promotes the use of sustainable materials and traditional weaving techniques. Bring the spirit of the rainforest into your home with a Panamanian Rainforest Woven Basket that is as unique as it is beautiful.

Product Details:

  • Handmade in Panama by indigenous artisans
  • Approximate Height: 5.5"
  • Approximate Width:  8"
  • SKU:RB0046T

Dust regularly using a soft brush or cloth. Gently vacuum with a brush attachment when needed. For stains, dab with a mild detergent solution. Dry in a well-ventilated area and store to preserve shape and structure. Avoid extreme conditions to protect the fibers.

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Fair Trade

Made in Panama

by talented artisans, supporting local communities and preserving their rich cultural heritage

Creating a Basket

Panama woven baskets are traditional handicrafts created by skilled artisans using chunga palm tree fibers native to Central America. The fibers are harvested, cleaned, dyed using natural sources, and then woven into intricate patterns using coiling and twill-weaving techniques. The baskets are constructed by forming a base and then
creating walls, resulting in a functional and beautiful art piece. The tightness of the weave and the complexity of the design demonstrate the artisan's expertise

Natural Materials

Chunga

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Lianas Vine

Climbing plants found in tropical forests. Their vines are
used for basket making due to their strength and flexibility.

Saffron

Saffron is primarily used to add a yellow-orange. It is a natural dye that has been used for centuries.

A close-up of a trumpet vine, used for basket making. The strong and flexible vine is harvested and processed to make durable baskets for various uses

Trumpet vine

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Natural fibers

grasses, reeds, rushes, bark, and leaves of certain plants. These fibers are often chosen for their strength, flexibility, and durability.

Cocobolo

tropical hardwood that is known for its beauty, durability, and natural resistance to decay.

Cultural Meaning

The art of basket weaving is passed down through generations, with techniques, patterns, and designs reflecting the knowledge and experience of the artisans. The intricate geometric patterns and vibrant colors used in the baskets often carry cultural symbolism and can represent stories, legends, or aspects of the natural world.

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