Multi-Colored Woven Basket with Dual Handle

This is a hand-woven basket, likely made from natural materials such as rattan, wicker, or a similar flexible plant fiber, possibly colored. The overall shape is rectangular at the base with a slight flair towards the top opening, giving it a somewhat rounded square appearance. It features a robust, arched handle composed of two thick, dark brown, possibly stained wood or wrapped rattan rods, which are bound together at the top center with a tightly woven, reddish-orange material. The body of the basket is constructed using a traditional weaving technique, with visible bands of color. The lower portion and base appear to be woven in a muted, possibly olive-green or grayish-brown color. Above this, there is a distinct band of a reddish-pink or salmon-colored weave, followed by a darker, possibly black or very dark brown section in the middle of the basket's walls. The rim of the basket is finished with a thicker, reddish-orange binding, which also secures the handle mounts. The individual strands of the basket are visible, indicating a rustic or artisanal construction. There are no obvious signs of significant damage like breaks or unraveling, though the material's surface may show minor wear consistent with use or age. The colors are somewhat muted, suggesting either natural dyes, age-related fading, or an intentional aesthetic. The craftsmanship appears to be sturdy, suitable for carrying items. No specific maker's marks or signatures are visible in the image. Given the style, it could range from a relatively modern decorative piece to one dating back several decades, likely 20th century.