baskartor
Baskartor is a term with origins in Swedish, often translated as a "basket" or "carrier." Historically, it referred to a simple, open-topped container constructed from materials like willow, reeds, or straw, typically woven together. These were used for a variety of purposes, including carrying produce from fields, storing household items, or transporting goods. The design was functional, prioritizing capacity and ease of handling.
In contemporary usage, "baskartor" can still refer to traditional woven baskets. However, the term has also broadened