Rice Fanna Charleston

Rice Fanna CharlestonHistory of the Gullah Weavers: Over the last 10 generations, the Gullah weavers have carried on the craft traditions that were native to their African homelands to create baskets featuring exquisite patterns and intricate weaves, preserving traditional styles such as those once used to winnow rice. They use a combination of locally harvested sweetgrass, pine needles, bulrush, and palmetto to weave their unique pieces. Each weaver prides themselves on

This double looped handle basket with love knots was made in 2024 by Martha Cayetano (Andrea’s mom a fifth generation artist)

Item Details: Approximately 8 inches x 1

Their craft tradition is embedded into the cultural and physical landscape of this community which continues to reside in the Lowcountry of South Carolina and the nearby barrier islands

Preserve your basket for generations to come by using soft

Hand-sewn using sweetgrass

I hope this product brings you as much joy as I had making it

and palmetto

This Fanna basket was made by Andrea

It is recommended to use a liner for the baskets when placing objects inside

It is not recommended to wash your basket or leave in areas where it can easily get wet

THIS BASKET IS MADE TO ORDER

is made from locally harvested materials