
Wide strips in rust orange, teal, forest green, mustard yellow, slate gray, and cream cross over and under one another in a tight basket-weave grid. Every strip carries its own hand-drawn decoration: some show climbing vine leaves, others tiny scrolling spirals, dotted borders, or a fine botanical trellis pattern. The over-under weave repeats with strict regularity, each horizontal band alternating in front of and behind the vertical ones in a steady rhythm across the whole surface. Colors repeat in sequence but never sit next to an identical shade twice in a row, keeping the grid visually varied despite its rigid structure. No background peeks through anywhere; the strips interlock completely edge to edge. The fine linework on each strip stays crisp even where bands cross at right angles, so the pattern never gets lost in the weave. The steady rhythm gives the design a woven basket's practical logic even though it reads as pure ornament.
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