Good forHistory buffs
Gullah artisans have woven sweetgrass baskets on and around the Charleston City Market for over 300 years, a tradition descended directly from West African coiled-basket techniques brought by enslaved people from Sierra Leone and Senegal. The baskets sold here are functional, handmade objects requiring years of apprenticeship, not craft-fair reproductions.
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