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In this episode of Zig Zag you will hear a brief history of willow basketry in Europe. I will share how witches and willows are entwined through language, some history of wicker basketry in WW2, songs about willow and more! For the full show notes please click here
Many thanks to:
The Armagh Rhymers for the opening and closing music.
The Serfenta Association for the song 'Lucimia, Lucimia'.
Dave & Toni Arthur- 'Alison Gross'
Steeleye Span- 'All Around my Hat'
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