Mityana handwoven basket in black and natural fiber with a jagged sunburst pattern, seen from the side

Mityana Handwoven Basket, Black and Natural

$50.00

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Black fiber, natural fiber, and a jagged sunburst that looks like a shadow thrown across a wall at four in the afternoon. It hangs, it sits, it holds the bread.

Why We Chose It

Each one is woven by hand in Uganda by a Crazy Love Africa artisan, and the pattern lands in exactly two colors we never tire of: charcoal black and the pale straw of the natural fiber. At 15 inches it is big enough to read from across the room on a wall and shallow enough to work as a fruit bowl, which is the test most decorative baskets fail.

How We'd Style It

Hang it in a cluster with the Handwoven Striped Grass Basket and a woven wall piece or two, or set it in the middle of The Santa Fe Table with a few lemons in it.

Details

About 14.5 to 15.5 in across x 5.5 in deep (37 to 39 x 14 cm)
Handwoven natural plant fibers, black and natural
Handwoven in Uganda by a Crazy Love Africa artisan
Use on a wall, a shelf or a table

Good to Know

Every basket is woven by hand, so size, pattern and texture shift a little from one to the next; that is the point. Keep it out of direct sun and dust it with a dry cloth.