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wickerwork
Furniture or other objects made from flexible rods or shoots, usually willow, as developed from stake-frame basketry. It is made by weaving strands in and out of a wicker frame.
Many other natural materials such as birch bark and straw are also applied in the making of wickerwork articles and, coupled with a combination of weaves, help the weaver to produce a diversity of artistic patterns, while always preserving traditional weaving techniques and craftsmanship.
Wickerwork articles exude a pleasant aroma and tend to turn somewhat reddish in the course of three years.
Wickerwork is distinct for being light and pliable, yet durable.
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