Mesob

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Ethiopian Mesob / Eritrean Mesob / hand-woven basket Large. Messobwerk is a cultural symbol for Ethiopia and Eritrea. Made from locally grown and partially dyed grass and palm leaves known for strength and durability. You welcome the naturally grown, naturally made, and embroidered with a technique that lasted thousands of years. Each color is guaranteed to last for decades and safe for your home. It is used mainly as a cultural decorative item to bring in a beautiful and vibrant color to your home or you Ethiopia and Eritrean cultural themes. Use them for your home and give them as a gift for your loved ones. No statement than letting them own a non-duplicated a unique art that brings the cultural touches home.
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