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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis well-aged net basket exudes a rustic charm that transcends its original purpose as a piece of folk craft. Over time, it has developed a serene and profound presence reminiscent of Zen aesthetics.
While it can certainly be used as a vessel for hanging flowers, it also stands beautifully on its own as an object of art within a space. Its poetic demeanor seamlessly integrates with both nature and the surrounding environment. An image of the basket displayed in a tokonoma alcove is included for reference. The hanging cord is crafted from twisted fine bamboo.
w55 x d63 x h5 cm
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