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LeBaron's
Primitives has moved our entire stock to Midtown Emporium on Sudderth in Ruidoso,
NM and closed the doors to our warehouse in Alto, NM.
HUGE
MOVING SALE
Prices
not found anywhere else!
(updated
08/23/2010)
LeBaron's
Primitives offers the BEST PRICES, BEST QUALITY AND A 100% Satisfaction
Guarantee on Everything sold plus a 10 day return policy that rivals all
competitors.
TO
ORDER: Select the
"purchase" button. Include the number(s) of the pot(s) you want to
purchase in the SUBJECT line and we'll respond with invoice and payment
information. Shipping and handling will be added at the time of purchase.
Discount shipping offered on multiple orders. Questions? lebaronsprimitives00@gmail.com
or nowiknow@windstream.net
 
South
Africa is famous for its tightly woven Zulu baskets.
These
hand woven African baskets are a true art form and are functional, beautiful
and decorative as well as a testament to fine weaving skills.
Zulu
baskets are considered some of the most collectable baskets in the world.
Master
Zulu weavers are published and collected worldwide. These are genuine Zulu Baskets
from LeBaron's Primitives.
PATTERNS:
Triangle
--- A masculine symbol Diamond --- A feminine symbol
Double Triangle --- Marriage, man Double Diamond --- Marriage, woman
Zig-Zag --- Masculine, represents the spear of Shaka, the leader of the Zulu
people
Series of Diamonds --- Feminine, represents the shields of Shaka
Checkerboards, Whirls or Circles --- Good news, new baby, good rains,
plentiful harvest
Points Around the Outside --- Shows the number of cattle paid as bridewealth
(Lobola)
COLORS:
Cream
--- This is the natural color of the dried ilala palm fronds.
Pink/Lilac --- Comes from boiling the palm fibers for a day with the leaves
of a certain shrub.
Brown/Black --- These most popular colors are attained using the roots of
trees from river banks.
Golden Brown --- Comes from four hours of boiling with the root of a special
shrub-like plant.
Coral --- Mixing aloe roots with the same roots that produce the pink colors
makes up this color.
Purple/Blue --- Boiling for four hours with the skins from a particular ripe
berry produces this color.
Grey --- The palm fronds are soaked in a black sludge of mud with a high
iron content for one week.
Orange --- The roots of a small hairy-leafed plant is boiled with the palm
fibers for several hours.
Yellow/Mustard --- Palm fronds are soaked in a wood ash paste then boiled
for seven hours.
Green --- Soaking in fresh cow dung overnight then boiling for several hours
tints the palm fronds green.
Light Red
--- Bark and leaves are crushed together and the ilala fibers are
boiled in the mixture for two days.
SELECT
PICTURE FOR MORE VIEWS AND DESCRIPTION
Retail $245 #Z1 $89.00
NOW $59.00
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Retail $265 #Z2 $159.00
NOW $89.00
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Retail $265 #Z5 $75.00
NOW $55.00 |
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Retail $249
#Z8 $185.00
NOW $99.00
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Retail $215 #Z9 $95.00
NOW $69.00
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Retail $175 #Z10 $95.00
NOW $69.00
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Retail $225 #Z11 $145.00
NOW $108.75
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Retail $795 #Z22
GIANT $375.00
NOW $199.00
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