Ruhanga Fruit Basket
£25.00
- The basket is handmade by women in Ruhanga SW Uganda from locally harvested papyrus.
- Traditionally the basket is used to process grain and cereal and or to serve food
- It is ideal for use a fruit basket
- If you have a wood fire you will find this basket handy in storing or displaying your logs
CODE: UGBO5
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- The basket is handmade by women in Ruhanga SW Uganda from locally harvested papyrus.
- Traditionally the basket is used to process grain and cereal and or to serve food
- It is ideal for use a fruit basket
- If you have a wood fire you will find this basket handy in storing or displaying your logs
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- Traditionally the basket is used to process grain and cereal and or to serve food
- It is ideal for use a fruit basket
- If you have a wood fire you will find this basket handy in storing or displaying your logs
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- Traditionally the basket is used to process grain and cereal and or to serve food
- It is ideal for use a fruit basket
- If you have a wood fire you will find this basket handy in storing or displaying your logs
CODE: UGBO3
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- Traditionally the basket is used to process grain and cereal and or to serve food
- It is ideal for use a fruit basket
- If you have a wood fire you will find this basket handy in storing or displaying your logs
CODE: UGBO6
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Ruhanga Fruit Basket
Ruhanga Fruit Basket
- The basket is handmade by women in Ruhanga SW Uganda from locally harvested papyrus.
- Traditionally the basket is used to process grain and cereal and or to serve food
- It is ideal for use a fruit basket
- If you have a wood fire you will find this basket handy in storing or displaying your logs
CODE: UGBO1