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Hand Woven Raffia Natural Fiber Tote with Leather Strap, "Supper Basket"
Ghanaian artisan Robert Ayine Anaba hand weaves this unique natural fiber tote bag. The bag is created from dyed raffia and features two leather straps. A striped motif in yellow, green and violet is featured on the front.
- 0.68 kgs
- 1.5 lbs
- Bag: 36.5 cm H x 45 cm W x 27 cm D
- Bag: 14.25" H x 17.75" W x 10.75" D
- Strap(s): 57 cm L x 2.5 cm W
- Strap(s): 22.5" L x 1" W
- Drop length: 21 cm Diam.
- Drop length: 8.25" Diam.
- Raffia, leather straps
- Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
- No closure
- Made in Ghana.
- Certified and shipped by our office in West Africa
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- Free Gift Wrap? No
- Premium Gift Wrap? No
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Rochelle
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04/06/2018
"FANTASTIC BASKET"
I loved this unique basket after seeing it in the new arrivals section of your website. The workmanship is outstanding and the colors blend together perfectly. Thank you , Mr. Anaba, you are a true artisan and I hope to see more of your crafts via Novica. Rochelle, N.J. April 6, 2018
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Bounteous, Colorful Handwoven West African Raffia Covered Basket
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Marie
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02/18/2017
"African Fan is Gorgeous"
This was a gift given for Valentines Day. It came a week later but was a wonderful surprise. The artistry is beautiful crafted. Very pleased.
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Gift Occasion:
- This was a gift for: Partner
- Occasion: Valentine's Day
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