Helang Basali Authentic Handmade African "Village" Wall‎ Hanging 23"x13" #17

The item is a handwoven tapestry depicting an African village scene. It likely originates from Lesotho, known for its mohair tapestries. Material: Typically made of wool, mohair, or a blend of natural fibers. Technique: Woven on a loom, with the design created during the weaving process. Design: Shows a village with huts, people, and animals, reflecting everyday life in Lesotho. Usage: Can be used as a wall hanging or a decorative textile. Origin: May be from Helang Basali, a women's cooperative in Lesotho known for tapestry weaving. Cultural Significance: Represents African culture and craftsmanship. Maintenance: Tapestries are fragile and should be handled with care.