Baskets

This vintage Hopi Second Mesa coiled plaque basket is tightly woven with a black star design.  Woven from bear grass and yucca with a small hanging loop on the back. The owner of this collection is a decades-long resident of...

This vintage Hopi Second Mesa coiled plaque basket is beautifully crafted with a black cloud design.  Woven from bear grass and yucca with a handle on the back to hold while dancing. The owner of this collection is a decades-long...

This unique, vintage Hopi coiled basket with Kachina face design has an intentionally unfinished end for additional detail.   The owner of this collection is a decades-long resident of the Southwest and an avid collector of authentic Native jewelry, pottery,...

This vintage Hopi Third Mesa wicker plaque basket is made in a traditional design with polychrome dyes - an orange center is surrounded by fan designs of green and yellow and orange and black, with a purple outer ring and...

This vintage Hopi Third Mesa wicker plaque basket is made in a traditional design with polychrome dyes - a yellow center is surrounded by bands of green and yellow with a black and white alternating design. Basket is in good...

This vintage Hopi Third Mesa wicker plaque basket is made in a traditional design with polychrome dyes - a brown center is surrounded by orange and blue bands with a red, purple and yellow design. Basket is in good condition,...

This small, vintage Hopi Third Mesa wicker plaque basket is made in a traditional design with polychrome dyes - the blue and green pattern is woven along with natural rabbit brush. Basket is in good condition, but colors show significant...

This vintage Hopi Third Mesa wicker plaque basket is made in a traditional design with polychrome dyes - red basket with a purple and black kachina face in the center and black design on the edge. Basket is in very...

This vintage Hopi Third Mesa wicker plaque basket is made in a traditional design with polychrome dyes - green basket with orange center and black design. Colors show significant fading, especially on the front.  The owner of this collection is...

This vintage Hopi Second Mesa coiled plaque basket is beautifully crafted with a black and red dyed starburst design with deer. Woven from bear grass and yucca by renowned basket maker Joyce Ann Saufkie, ca. 1990.  Joyce Ann Saufkie is...

Beautifully woven low Woodlands basket is made from sweetgrass with ash splints and blue-dyed split ash details.  The tightly-fitting lid of the basket has a braided sweetgrass handle. DETAILS:Artist: unknownSize: 7 1/4" Diameter + 3" highMaterials: Split Ash and SweetgrassCondition:...

This medium pedestal basket is a double-wall design woven from pine needles and split sotol cactus leaves. Made by a Tarahumara artist from the Copper Canyon region of Chihuahua, Mexico Artist: unknownTribal Affiliation: Tarahumara, Chihuahua, MexicoSize: 4" high x 4...

This small vintage Native American Hopi sifter basket is woven with yucca leaves in a turquoise, yellow and red design. These baskets are distinguished by their bold and colorful designs, along with their weaving patterns. DETAILSArtist: unknownTribal Affiliation: HopiSize: 8...

Handmade split stitch coiled basket from the Papago (Tohono O'dham) nation. Split-stitch pattern alternates between diagonal and straight. This is a traditional type of woven basket with a very tight weave.  Artist: unknownTribal Affiliation: Papago (Tohono O'dham) Size: 10 1/4" diameter...

Traditional coiled Papago basket plaque with yellow dyed pinwheel design. DETAILSArtist: unknownTribal Affiliation: Tohono O'odham (Papago)Size:  8 1/4" diameter x 3/4" highMaterials: bear grass, yuccaCondition: from a private collection, very good condition SSB37

Adorable miniature Papago split stitch basket plaque by Manualita Garcia, Tohono O'dham.  Delicately woven basket of bear grass and banana yucca has devil's claw stitching on the edge. Ca. late 1970s-early 1980s Artist: Manualita GarciaTribal Affiliation: Papago (Tohono O'dham) Size: 3...

Handmade split stitch coiled basket from the Papago (Tohono O'dham) nation. This is a traditional type of woven basket with a very tight weave. Ca. late 1970s-early 1980s Artist: unknownTribal Affiliation: Papago (Tohono O'dham) Size: 10 1/4" diameter x  2" highMaterials:...

This small vintage Native American Hopi sifter basket is woven with yucca leaves in natural and purple dyed strips. These baskets are distinguished by their bold and colorful designs, along with their weaving patterns. DETAILSArtist: Dorleen GashweseomaTribal Affiliation: HopiSize: 8"...

Wonderful antique Apache olla coil basket from a private collection.  This antique treasure has an open diamond pattern with negative lightning design bands.  It is constructed from a foundation of willow rods.  The weaving is of willow and black devil's...

This large Papago basket is woven with a combination of coil and split stitch to make this beautiful pattern of caterpillars & bear tracks - Artist: John Lopez, 1991.  Woven from yucca, beargrass and black devil's claw with black devil's...

Classic Papago split stitch coiled basket vase made with bear grass as the bundle and split yucca for the sewing weft. Vintage, ca. 1980s-1990. DETAILSArtist: unknownTribal Affiliation: Tohono O'odham (Papago)Size:  7 tall x 3 1/4" opening at top - 5...

Vintage Native American Tohono O'odham (Papago) coiled basket with a large star pattern. Made from devil's claw and yucca leaves with devil's claw lacing around the edge. Ca. 1990s DETAILSArtist: UnknownTribal Affiliation: Tohono O'odham (Papago)Size:  8 1/2" diameter x 1...

This beautiful Alaskan seagrass basket with blue stripes has a orange bird/egret pattern that is overstitched on the basket.  This lidded basket is made by Lucy Leach, ca. 1990s. DETAILSArtist: Lucy LeachTribal Affiliation: Alaskan (Yupik)Size: 6" high including lid, 5"...

Vintage Native American Tohono O'odham (Papago) plaque basket with handle.  The turtle design is woven of devil's claw and yucca leaves with a bear grass base.  This plaque basket has devil's claw lacing on the edge, which is not typical...