Kentucky White Oak Basket

Stylized in precision basketry, this traditional Kentucky egg basket becomes a sculptural art form in the hands of Cynthia Taylor.  Finest split white oak is masterfully woven to heirloom quality.  Skillful banding of the rim and down the center rib shows what a master craftswoman can accomplish.  A "must have" for the basket connoisseur.  .

 

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Kentucky White Oak Basket

Stylized in precision basketry, this traditional Kentucky egg basket becomes a sculptural art form in the hands of Cynthia Taylor.  Finest split white oak is masterfully woven to heirloom quality.  Skillful banding of the rim and down the center rib shows what a master craftswoman can accomplish.  A "must have" for the basket connoisseur.
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