謝籃又叫盛籃，以桂竹材劈成细竹篾再精編而成，直徑約一尺[H1] ，提柄用多條竹片彎成ㄇ字型，再以藤皮紮結固定，藤環可用來吊掛或穿入扁擔成雙成擔使用，單件使用時，可直接握住提把。 古時謝籃用在婚慶時，其底層多放檳榔，淺層則放香煙，由新郎、新娘合提著敬賓客，現今則當花器及擺飾使用，也有少數人用於祝壽或祭拜時，放豬腳麵線、三牲四菓等祭拜品。

The gratitude vase is also called filling vase. Makino bamboo is split into thin strips and intricately woven into the vase. Its diameter is around one foot; the handles are made with multiple bamboo strips bent into ㄇ shape and secured with wicker. Wicker rings can be used to handle the vase or strung onto the carrying pole. When used alone, one can hold onto the handles directly.
In ancient times, the gratitude vase was used during weddings. The bottom layer usually stores beetle nuts, and the top layer stores cigarettes. The groom and bride hold the vase together to greet guests. Today it is used as a vase or ornament, while some people also use it to store food offerings including noodles with pork hock, the three animal offerings, and assorted fruits during birthdays or worship.