Senegalese Woven Baskets
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Senegalese Woven Baskets

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These vibrant, lidded baskets—known locally as canari or nguedj—are handwoven from local grasses and colorful recycled plastic. Common across Senegal, they serve both functional and decorative purposes, used for storing grains, carrying goods, or as striking home decor reflecting Wolof artisanal heritage.