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Item: Fine Weave Sisal Baskets

The Sisal plant is commonly grown for its fiber. The fibers are hand twisted, dyed and woven. This basket set is made from a finely woven sisal. The smallest is 5" in diameter. It nests inside the next size which is 6" in diameter. It nestles inside the largest basket which is 7" in diameter. The 5" and 7" sisal lids have block handles.

Item#: HFw2IW7

Price: $25.00 - $75.00

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