Mid 20th Century Handwoven Okimono Kago Style Japanese Basket (1) Box the matching carvings and splatters

the matching carvings and splatters of white paint suggest that these two are an original set

It would have originally been used for worship and prayer within the home

Goberg’s work was highly popular in the early 20th century and was noticeably sold through prestigious retailers like Liberty of London

showcasing a cloud motif

Mid 20th Century Handwoven Okimono Kago Style Japanese Basket (1) Box the matching carvings and splattersThis quaint basket originated in Japan within the mid 20th century. It was handwoven from bamboo using a traditional Japanese technique known as takeami. The style showcases an okimono kago design, which can be seen on the bottom where the 5 bamboo pieces meet, forming a star shape. This specific basket has some Japanese calligraphy on the side. Unfortunately we cannot translate it, but we assume its a label for what was stored inside or perhaps a