Baskets have been around in one format or another forever. They’re and always have been a global product, both globally designed and produced and globally sold and utilized. Many of the baskets that you see in stores in the United States are imported; The workmanship is completed in China or Nigeria Or any other number of countries.

And probably no product has been so practical and useful as well as beautiful. Baskets are handmade works of art that are functional. Imagine serving drinks on that glorious one-of-a-kind painting you have hanging on the wall. Not! But with baskets you can literally put your most unique artwork into daily usage and daily view.

Who used baskets in the past decades? Try just about everyone. Native American women strapped cradle boards onto their backs, a flat back basket. Farmers harvested fruits basket and vegetables  bsket and hauled them in baskets. Families collected eggs in baskets. Homesteaders gathered berries in baskets (and people still do). Neighbors carried pies in baskets to each other. And many people rode bicycles that had baskets in front of the handle bars (and some still do).

Who made the baskets in past decades and today? Craftspersons, artisans, weavers and everyday folk. Native Americans wove baskets. Early settlers made baskets. The religious sect called the Shakers made baskets, which are collectibles today and on exhibit in museums. Even you can make baskets if you're willing to learn.

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