• Brown Handwoven Tucuma fiber baskets from Brazil. Spacious interior holds a bottle of wine and two wine glasses.
  • A handwoven basket with a cream base and vibrant stripes of orange, yellow, and burgundy stands out in a warm kitchen setting.
  • Overhead view of two woven baskets: one natural cream, the other a gradient from yellow to burgundy. A pair of sunglasses rests inside, contrasting modernity with tradition against a wooden backdrop.
  • Three Tucuma fiber baskets from Brazil are displayed with lids open. The left is cream with earth-toned patterns; the center in terracotta; the right mixes yellows, oranges, and reds. All exhibit intricate concentric designs, showcasing the roomy interiors and expert weaving.
  • A vivid bouquet springs from a handwoven basket with colorful stripes. Blossoms in pink, yellow, and green hues contrast with the basket's earthy tones, set in a cozy kitchen.
  • A terracotta-colored woven basket stands against a kitchen backdrop, its craftsmanship highlighted by natural light, with a subtle pattern of cream.
  • A handcrafted beige basket flaunts a colorful striped center with yellows, oranges, reds, and purples. Its tight weave and sturdy handles are set against a modern kitchen backdrop, showcasing traditional artisanship.
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Medium Handwoven Baskets

Medium Handwoven Baskets

$55.00 USD
$55.00 USD
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Product Story

These baskets are handmade in Brazil with Tucuma fibers. The Tucuma Palm is known for its tenacity and strength, traits that are gracefully woven into the very fabric of our products. Our skilled artisans carefully extract the palm's fibers and transform them into a material that is not only beautiful, but also incredibly durable. This intricate weaving process preserves the palm's natural charm while enhancing its utility.

Product Details

Handwoven using tucuma, which is a palm tree native to the Amazon.

Care Guide

Store: Keep your basket in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid storing it in excessively humid environments, as this could affect the fibers over time.
Light Cleaning: For regular upkeep, gently dust the basket with a soft, dry cloth to remove any surface dirt or debris.
Minimize Exposure to Water: Tucuma fibers are naturally strong but can be weakened with prolonged exposure to moisture. Avoid fully submerging your basket in water.

Handwoven Tucuma fiber baskets from Brazil. Strong & beautiful, these baskets honor the palm's natural beauty & durability through intricate weaving techniques.
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