Authentic Charleston Sweetgrass Basket by Isadora Wilson 
Perfect blend of History, Culture, and Artistry
Authentic Charleston Sweetgrass Basket by Isadora Wilson
This Charleston Sweetgrass Basket is a masterful example of traditional Gullah craftsmanship, skillfully created by artisan Isadora Wilson from Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. Known for her meticulous artistry, Wilson continues the centuries-old sweetgrass basketry tradition, a cultural hallmark of the Lowcountry. Handwoven using natural materials, including longleaf pine needles, sweetgrass, palmetto leaves, and bull rush, this basket combines functionality with artistry. Its intricate coiled design and decorative cotton blossoms showcase the artisan’s attention to detail and respect for this rich African-American heritage. Sweetgrass basketry, one of the oldest African crafts in America, was introduced by Africans in the 17th century and is now recognized as a celebrated cultural symbol.
- Handcrafted by Isadora Wilson, Renowned Gullah Artisan.
- Made with Natural Materials: sweetgrass, longleaf pine needles, palmetto leaves, and bull rush.
- Includes decorative cotton blossoms for added charm.
- Comes with original documentation for provenance.
- A beautiful piece of cultural heritage and artistic craftsmanship.
Condition:
Good, No Damage, Comes as Shown, Great Condition!
Size:
4"H X 7"W X 5"D
About the Artist
Isadora Wilson is a respected artisan based in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, who specializes in traditional Charleston sweetgrass basketry. Her work is rooted in the centuries-old Gullah craft brought to the United States by enslaved Africans from West Africa. Wilson’s creations exemplify the skill, dedication, and cultural pride of this enduring art form, which is celebrated as a cornerstone of Lowcountry heritage. Her baskets are known for their meticulous craftsmanship and elegant designs, making them highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts of fine handmade goods.