Moroccan Berber baskets are handcrafted baskets made by the Berber people in Morocco. These baskets are typically woven from natural materials such as palm leaves or straw, and are known for their intricate designs and beautiful colors.

The baskets have a long history in Moroccan culture and are an important part of the country's artisanal heritage. They were traditionally used for carrying goods, such as food and textiles, and were often given as gifts during important cultural events.
Today, Berber baskets are popular decorative items, prized for their unique and authentic look. They are often used as storage containers or as decorative pieces in the home. Many travelers to Morocco seek out these baskets as souvenirs to take home with them.

The art of Berber basket weaving is passed down through generations, with many Berber women learning the skill from their mothers and grandmothers. Each basket is unique, with its own individual design and character, making them a true testament to the skill and creativity of the Berber people.

Size: 

Pot Height 15 to 18 cm

Total Height 25 to 30 cm

Opening of the pot 12 to 16 cm

Origin Morocco, Oujda region

Material: Plant Straw, Wool

Colors: multi

Handmade

Because these baskets are made by hand and are mostly vintage, they may have some minor irregularities and signs of use and age. We think that this gives it that beautiful vintage character.