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Basket weave pattern in natural tones, showcasing an interlocking

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Basket weave pattern in natural tones, showcasing an interlocking arrangement of flat, light-colored strips. Strips alternate over and under each other, forming a tight, consistent grid. The texture appears smooth, with subtle grain lines visible on the strips, suggesting a wood or bamboo material. This design is commonly used in traditional basketry and can serve both functional and decorative purposes. The symmetrical placement emphasizes the craftsmanship involved in woven materials.