Beautiful Handmade baskets from India - £30 & £20

By SB64
May 31 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted May 31

Brand New LARGE & SMALLER baskets from S.India. Beautiful, strong, everlasting and vibrant (more than in these photos).
Leave it in your car for food shopping, markets, picnics and make great beach baskets & also as presents.
You wont find it in the UK for sure ! Has studs so it stands well. Can post it to you (not included). I only bought these few. Thanks

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