wicker

IPA: wˈɪkɝ

A flexible branch or twig of a plant such as willow, used in weaving baskets and furniture.
Wickerwork.
A surname.

Examples of "wicker" in Sentences

You could label the wicker/cloth basket on the school side.
Made of black synthetic resin wicker, this outdoor sofa set is built to last.
This piece is loose woven using 6mm thick natural or artificial wicker which is painted in a colour to suit you.
And in the garden there's a little nest: a kind of wicker orb built into the wall to float above the astroturf, filled with cosy sofas.
Synthetic wicker is a recent design trend, gaining popularity quickly due to its durability and resistance to extreme temperatures and sun exposure.
He had a kind of wicker hat on his head, and under it was a face that would have shamed a gorilla -- huge flat nose, pocked cheeks, little yellow eyes and big yellow teeth.
(These are also countries where you will genuinely still see people carrying their shopping around the local city markets in wicker baskets, some even with gingham linings.)
As Mrs. Bhaer spoke every one bustled about, and in five minutes the three little girls and Teddy were packed into the "clothes-basket," as they called the wicker wagon which Toby drew.
I was staying in an 'open room', one of three such rooms at the top of a normal hotel (still within my budget for accommodation) made from a material that I would call wicker, not sure if there is a more specific name for it though.