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cesto
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contenitore ottenuto con l'intreccio di materiali di varia natura, usato per contenere o trasportare oggetti o alimenti
A basket is a container traditionally made by hand from stiff fibers like wood splints, cane, or plant materials, though it can also be constructed from materials like horsehair or metal wire. Baskets matter as practical storage and transport vessels used for various purposes, from holding live animals to selling fish and shrimp, and they can be made with or without lids depending on their intended use.
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Vinony's link graph records 798 inbound references to cesto, and connects out to gallery grave, Arecaceae and megalith.
It sits within the topics 8th-millennium BC introductions, Baskets and Commons link from Wikidata.
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Wikidata facts
- Subclass of
- wicker
- Material used
- plastic
- Manufacturer
- basket weaver
- Image
- Basket from upper west.jpg
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- Commons category
- Baskets
- Commons gallery
- Basket
- fabrication method
- basketry
- Unicode character
- 🧺
- different from
- basket
- described by source
- Explanatory Dictionary of the Living Great Russian Language
- topic's main category
- Category:Baskets
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Article · Italiano
Il cesto è un contenitore ottenuto con l'intreccio di materiali di varia natura, usato per contenere o trasportare oggetti o alimenti. Presente in ogni parte del mondo con forme e tipologie legate ai differenti usi e tradizioni. Canestra di frutta, Caravaggio
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