Batwa Baskets, Auburn, Uganda

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Description

These baskets are finely woven by hand by Batwa women in southwestern Uganda.  After living in Bwindi Forest for several hundred years, the Batwa (known as Pygmy) were evicted in 1991. Since then, the Batwa have been living on the edge of the forest as marginalised people. Basket weaving has become an important activity in their economy. These baskets are a symbol of hope for the future of the Batwa people.

Material – Palm
Dimensions approx. :

Size S
H 12 cm
Ø 11 cm

Size M
H 14 cm
Ø 13 cm

Size L 
H 16 cm
Ø 14,5 cm

With Lid
H 14 cm
Ø 14,5 cm

Our products are handmade, products shipped may differ slightly from the photo.

Additional information

Size

L, M, S, With cover

Country

Uganda

Color

Green, Multicolore, Orange