Vintage Woven Basket with Geometric Pattern

This is the Vintage Woven Basket with Geometric Pattern. This vibrant, mid-sized nomadic harvest bowl perfectly captures the intersection of daily utility and tribal artistry. In traditional agrarian societies, wide, shallow baskets of this scale were essential, hardworking tools used for gathering crops, winnowing grains, or serving food. Crafted entirely by hand, each piece carries the unique creative signature of the artisan who wove it. This particular bowl stands out because the weaver incorporated beautifully faded pink, red, and green dyed fibers directly into the coils, creating a striking, repetitive geometric pattern that cascades down the sides. When you flip the basket over, you will also find a thick patch of original, sun-baked earthen mud sealing applied to the center of the base. This brilliant historical technique was used to protect the bottom of the basket from damp ground and prevent fine grains from falling through the woven cracks. At 21 inches across and 9 inches deep, this bowl is the perfect size for adding an organic pop of faded color to your decor. It looks phenomenal resting on a large kitchen island or a light wood Japandi coffee table as a textural centerpiece. Because of its patterned interior, it also makes for incredibly dramatic, three-dimensional wall art when mounted in a living room, hallway, or bedroom. Why it stands out Era: Antique / Vintage (Early to Mid-20th Century) Size: 21“(D) x 9“(H) Material: Hand-Coiled Natural Grasses, Reeds, Earthen Mud Color: Natural Woven Reed / Faded Pink, Red & Green Accents Special Details: Integrated geometric woven pattern; authentic sun-baked mud sealing on the exterior base. Recommended Use: Centerpiece, Wall Art, Console Catch-All Origin: Globally Sourced / Nomadic Tribal (Unknown Specific Origin) More features Condition: Rustic/Antique. Wear is consistent with significant age and historic daily use. Dry mud sealing, faded fibers, and naturally frayed/uneven rims are present. These are not defects but rather the authentic markers of its history and tribal craftsmanship. Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio. Material – Hand-coiled natural grasses and reeds with faded pink, red, and green dyed fiber accents; sun-baked earthen mud sealing on base Dimensions – 21"D × 9"H Origin – Nomadic tribal coiled-basketry tradition; harvest/serving bowl, exact village and region unrecorded — globally sourced through nomadic trade networks Era – Antique/Vintage (early-to-mid 20th century) Condition – Rustic wear consistent with significant age and daily use; dry mud sealing, faded fibers, and frayed rim are authentic markers of history, not defects Special Detail – Integrated geometric weave pattern in faded pink, red, and green dyed fibers; sun-baked mud sealing on exterior base Key specifications Material Hand-Coiled Natural Grasses, Reeds, Earthen Mud Color Natural Woven Reed / Faded Pink, Red & Green Accents Special Details Integrated geometric woven pattern; authentic sun-baked mud sealing on the exterior base. Recommended Use Centerpiece, Wall Art, Console Catch-All Material Hand-coiled natural grasses and reeds with faded pink, red, and green dyed fiber accents; sun-baked earthen mud sealing on base Dimensions 21"D × 9"H Origin Nomadic tribal coiled-basketry tradition; harvest/serving bowl, exact village and region unrecorded — globally sourced through nomadic trade networks Era Antique/Vintage (early-to-mid 20th century) Condition Rustic wear consistent with significant age and daily use; dry mud sealing, faded fibers, and frayed rim are authentic markers of history, not defects Special Detail Integrated geometric weave pattern in faded pink, red, and green dyed fibers; sun-baked mud sealing on exterior base Delivery Lead time depends on the manufacturer's stock and finish — call (800) 604-1380 Ext. 2 to confirm availability and lead time before you order. Shipping is arranged after you order, and tracking is sent when it leaves the maker.