Basket, oval at mouth, with one rod along base. The lower half is twill-woven and upper half is plain basket-weave. There are three loops, one at each side of the back near the top rim and one towards the base, through which a length of black twine is threaded. This would be used to secure the basket at the waist. The basket is darker on one side than the other.
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