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Traditional Craft Kits Wicker Basket Kit - Bowl Shape
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Description
Description
Brand: Traditional Craft Kits
Color: Natural
Features:
- Learn to weave a small wicker basket! Promotes mindfulness!
- Kit makes one wicker basket about 3-1/2" by 4-1/2"
- The kit comes in a bag containing: Fiber rush, hemp twine, steel needle and color instructions.
- Ages 12 and up, Adult Participation necessary for ages 12 and under (take breaks)
- Made in USA
Details: Learn to make a wicker basket! This kit teaches how to weave a wicker basket in a lovely bowl shape. Wicker is a method of basketry that involves alternating one material around a round, rigid framework of spokes. Create a design by switching colors as you weave. Prepare to spend some time on this project. It could take more than 8 hours over several days. Baskets are woven containers. They are extremely important to human existence because they allow for the storage of food and carrying of resources. Humans worldwide have used native materials to craft baskets to aid in daily tasks and requirements. In addition to utilitarian basketry, decorative basketry is also important for artistic expressions of individuality, spirituality and tribalism. Archaeologists and historians have learned much about ancient cultures from basketry fragments which have been found across the globe. The oldest basketry fragments were found in Egypt and date back about 12,000 years. In North America, native cultures are well known for fine basketry. Immigrants brought with them other methods and materials. As cultures and materials came in contact with each other various styles and adaptations emerged. Basketry continues on as an important human activity. The four types of basketry are: Coiled, plaited, twined and wicker. Within each type are many variations and designs. Regions specialized in different types and styles based on the available resources. Collecting and preparing materials for basketry is as much if not more time consuming as weaving the basket itself. Weaving baskets is a difficult skill to master, so much so that machines cannot even produce the same quality as humans. As you learn basketry, the beginning is the most challenging and as you progress your skill and understanding increases. Prepare to spend some time on this project. It could take more than 8 hours over several days. Enjoy the process of weaving and eventually you will acquire a traditional skill.
EAN: 0850021304201
Binding: Office Product
Part Number: WBBS
model number: WBBS
