Baskets

Navajo ceremonial basket often used in weddings as well and healing ceremonies by Navajo medicine men. This is one of the few baskets used in ceremony, and this basket, made in the 1930's and is said to have been used...

A wonderful example of a utilitarian darning or sewing basket from the Northeast region of the United States.DETAILS:Artist: Penobscot UnknownSize: 4 1/2" high x 4" wideMaterials: Sweetgrass and Poplar splintCondition: Bottom of basket has broken reeds, which are mainly noticeable...

Cherokee Oak Splint Vintage Single Twill Carrying Basket   NL22

Wow! What an unusual basket! Potato Stamp Ash Baskets are created using potato die stamps, in order to show the traditional use of vegetable stamps and herbal dyes to decorate ash splint baskets. The dies consist of chunks of potatoes...

Lovely small Tohono O'odham formerly known as Papago basket. The design is a combination of both the split stitch and coil method and has been embellished with applique rabbit design. This is a beautiful example of Papago artistry. This basket...

MARY HOLIDAY BLACK basket:It is hard to imagine that Mary Holiday Black not only never attended school, but did not speak English. Her basketry has touched so many people and is found in important collections worldwide. She was born in...

Tohono O'Odham formerly known as Papago basket plaque from the 1970's. It is a large coiled basket tray with handles and with a geometric design recognized as a moving water symbol. This is a beautiful example of the fine weaving...

Lovely genuine Native American coiled basket from the Hopi reservation in northern Arizona. I have traveled to the Hopi mesas to buy artwork many times over the years, and have always loved the basketry made with local materials gathered by...

Lovely Hopi coil basket with deer and Mudhead design. Mudhead is a Katsina figure.This coil basket was made by Debra Kootswatewa in 1994 and has been in one collection since that date.   The owner is a devoted basket collector who...