Lovely Split Stitch Basket with Solid Center Beans (Food) which has long been inhabited
Description
which has long been inhabited by indigenous people
wild harvested chaparral (larrea tridentata)
This handwoven Tohono O'odham round basket is by Julia Lewis and measures approximately 9 inches in diameter and 1
This bar is infused with creosote also known as "Larrea tridentata"
Measure approx
Lovely Split Stitch Basket with Solid Center Beans (Food) which has long been inhabitedThis handwoven Tohono O'odham round basket is by Leona Garcia and measures approximately 5. 5 inches in diameter and . 50 inch deep. Plant materials are hand gathered from the Sonoran Desert for basket weaving. The interior green coils (warp) are native Beargrass and the white stitches (weft) woven around the coils are sun bleached Soaptree Yucca. Keep away from sunlight to maintain color variations.
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