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These jugs were originally used to collect and store milk or beer before being lovingly restored
much like a lunchbox
they hold great significance and are often featured in Somalian poetry and literature
The handle shows the skill of the carving and handles were considered to be important in the design as it was viewed as a better way to serve the food to guests by holding a handle rather than the bowl
Borana Container These jugs were originally usedThis basket container has been hand woven by the Borana people of Ethiopia. The basket is crafted from finely woven reed and would an infusion of indigenous tree bark would be used to cover the inside of the container to make it watertight. Smaller baskets would be kept at home to store milk, larger baskets used to transport water and the more decorative baskets used on special occasions to serve guests or used as wall decoration.