Weaving Tonga Baskets in Zambia
In the southern region of Zambia, hundreds of traditional village weavers make a variety of natural fiber baskets. The weavers are all subsistence farmers.
These baskets are of a similar style to those woven in nearby Zimbabwe, but with a more rustic touch.
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In the southern region of Zambia, hundreds of traditional village weavers make a variety of natural fiber baskets. The weavers are all subsistence farmers.
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