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Native American basketry is one of the earliest art forms. Once made only as utilitarian pieces for storage, holding water and even cooking, basketry is an ancient craft of the Native people. Today basket making has developed into a fine art few Native Americans continue to practice. Where baskets were once a common item among all tribes, the art has now disappeared among many Native Americans, and the handful of weavers that continue this ancient craft are few and far between. Hopi basket weavers are considered some of the best in North America. We are always delighted to see new baskets coming into the gallery. Don't underestimate the value of adding a piece of this important cultural heritage to your collection.                (more about the art)


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 Brandon @ 1.800.854.1359
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  Wilmetta Kayquoptewa  
   
  "Bald Eagle Basket"
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Third Mesa Wicker   Second Mesa Coil Plaque a Third Mesa Wicker
   
"Yellow & Green Squash"   "Mudhead & Deer"   "Rainbow Wicker"

Lorraine Secakaku   Second Mesa Coil Plaque a Second Mesa Coil Plaque
   
"Eagle Cloudburst"   "Crow Mother"   "Eagle Rainbow"

Second Mesa Coil Plaque   Ella Dawahongva a Second Mesa Coil Plaque
   
"Mudhead Cloudburst"
SOLD
  "Raised Coil Turtle"
SOLD
  "Haha'i Whuti / Grandmother"
SOLD

  Second Mesa Coil Plaque a
   
  "Mudhead Rainbow"  

 
  
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