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David Bartell

Place Your Burdens Here

The Apache culture created a ceremonial style of burden basket that was meant to hang outside of a dwelling. Guests were encouraged to "place" their burdens in the basket before entering. A nice idea for us all. The leather tassles with metal ends are carried over from the functional burden basket design. The stand is just a way to present it without hanging it on a wall. The basket is 8" tall and 7" wide at the mouth.
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