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These hand woven baskets from Swaziland are made using Lutindzi grass perfectly crafted to form beautiful pot shaped baskets
A gemsbok buck-head — also known as oryx — hand-carved in Eswatini (formerly Swaziland) from a single piece of non-indigenous Jacaranda wood
Kuba cloth - Democratic Republic of Congo 89A.01 joined-description-fields can be easily stitchedHandwoven in the Democratic Republic of Congo from raffia vinifera palm fibre, this Kuba cloth passes through many hands. Men weave the foundation cloth on inclined single heddle looms; it is pounded soft in a mortar, then embroidered and embellished by the women with appliqu, patchwork and natural dyes. Its geometric patterns squares and rectangles in ivory, brown, clay red and indigo are individually designed and named, passed down through