Woven pod-like shapes are woven with reed and seagrass and attached to the wooden base. Wooden beads are attached to the largest vessel that extends from on end of the twisted wooden stick.
A pod-like vessel extends from one end of the wooden twist. The round form closes upon itself and flattens to an arch of woven fibers which are attached to the other end of the wood creating a circular loop.
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