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many african straw baskets on a market stand, with many colors and decorations

This is a close up photo of a circular indian basket that I inverted and then adjusted to give a unique blue hue.

Detail of traditional african handmade products for sale on the market

Khartoum, Sudan: colorful woven plate with geometrical pattern - Omdurman Market

These colorful woven African seagrass storage baskets are handmade by women in Senegal, Congo, and Angola. The baskets are made from natural dried sea grass and are colored using natural dyes. The designs are ethnic in origin. The baskets seen here are on display in a street market.

The River Nile has always and continues to be a lifeline for Egypt. Trade, communication, agriculture, water and now tourism provide the essential ingredients of life - from the Upper Nile and its cataracts, along its fertile banks to the Lower Nile and Delta. In many ways life has not changed for centuries, with transport often relying on the camel on land and felucca on the river

Colorful pattern on a hand woven African basket

$On 0514-2017 at Laurel, Embera Wounaan indigenous community located about 250 km from the capital city of Panama, in the Darién jungle on the banks of the Lara river.\nSome 45 people decided to found this small community with the hope of conserving their customs and traditions. The same expects to subsist in agriculture and fishing as it has always been but with the hope of being able to receive visitors who want to live with them their traditions and the sale of their crafts.\n\nThe Embera-Wounaan are a people who live and work around rivers. They build their canoes (pirogues) with espavé wood, hawthorn cedar and yellow pine. The indigenous people are excellent goldsmiths and wood carvers. Women make basketry items; baskets, mats and decorations.$

Handwoven Moroccan bread basket, perfect for serving traditional bread or fruit.

Alcudia Mallorca, Collection of handmade woven baskets featuring geometric patterns and beaded details. Traditional tribal handicrafts in bright colors. Cultural artisanal marketplace display

Ethiopian woven baskets are known for their exquisite craftsmanship, vibrant colors, and intricate patterns. These baskets are made from natural materials such as grass, reeds, and palm leaves, reflecting the traditional artisanal techniques passed down through generations.

Close-up of colorful woven baskets on display, illuminated by vibrant lighting. The intricate patterns and bright colors highlight traditional craftsmanship.

Traditional items are used during cultural activities and festivals such as traditional marriage, chieftaincy title, august meeting, ofala, new yam festival, carols etc. In west Africa especially Nigeria, the Igbo ethnicity use these traditional items to showcase their rich culture and tradition.

Axum - Mehakelegnaw Zone, Tigray Region: colorful woven plates with geometrical motifs - photo by M.Torres

Women in Africa from Senegal, Congo, and Angola weave baskets of sea grass.

Baskets made of natural fiber (Chambira palm) - traditional handicrafts of Huaorani (Waorani) Indigenous people from the Amazonian Region of Ecuador

Rattan woven bowls and trivets for sale in a tanzanian market.

Close up shot of a traditional African-style basket weave pattern from Uganda

Tarahumara village woman grass basket weaving (photos professionally retouched - Photoshop action added)

Colorful straw baskets from Africa in group

Colourful woven baskets on sale at a Mediterranean market

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