Rice Fanner
Product Description
The rice fanner measures 22" in diameter and is 3 1/2"deep.
The rice fanner was a traditional tool that the rice farmers used to remove the husks from the rice kernal.
This is a true piece of Lowcountry History and looks great over the mantle.
Materials used were: Bulrush, Pine Needles and Palmetto.
This basket took Rose Marie five days to weave.
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The rice fanner was a traditional tool that the rice farmers used to remove the husks from the rice kernal.
This is a true piece of Lowcountry History and looks great over the mantle.
Materials used were: Bulrush, Pine Needles and Palmetto.
This basket took Rose Marie five days to weave.
Click on Image to Enlarge
