Showcasing the remarkable refinement of traditional Chinese basketry, this antique 19th-century woven bamboo and rattan basket bowl is both a functional vessel and a work of decorative artistry. Expertly handwoven from ultra-fine split bamboo and reinforced with structural rattan, it features a rich amber lacquer finish accented by vibrant cinnabar-red details. Dense herringbone weaving is complemented by an elegant openwork diamond lattice band, while charcoal-dyed bamboo creates rhythmic geometric patterns that add depth and visual contrast. A carved wood foot with a classic key-fret motif anchors the design, and the tightly wrapped rim reflects the exceptional skill of its maker. Beautifully aged with a warm, time-softened patina, this elegant basket embodies the enduring craftsmanship and quiet sophistication of traditional Chinese decorative arts.
Acquired through Shanghai Guyi Antique Furniture Co. Ltd., Shanghai, China. Accompanied by the original company-stamped invoice dated May 5, 2003, documented the item’s age, wood species, and origin.
$600.00
| Dimensions | 15 × 15 × 5 in |
|---|---|
| Country | China |
| Material | Bamboo, Lacquer, Rattan, Wood |
| Vendor | Shangai Guyi Antiques |
| Age | 90 years |
| Origin | Zhejiang Province |
$600.00
| Dimensions | 15 × 15 × 5 in |
|---|---|
| Country | China |
| Material | Bamboo, Lacquer, Rattan, Wood |
| Vendor | Shangai Guyi Antiques |
| Age | 90 years |
| Origin | Zhejiang Province |