Twined Basketry Bowl

Siletz Tribe

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Gallery Price $250.00
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Title
Twined Basketry Bowl
Artist
Siletz Tribe
Medium
Hazel sticks and spruce roots
Size
3 1/2" height X 8 1/4" diameter
Date of creation
Circa 1920
Condition
Excellent wiith two broken stitches on rim and none elsewhere.
Design
False embroidery consists of a concentric double outlined ring above four pairs of attached rhomboids. Rim treatment is braided hazel sticks.
Provenance
Consigned by a Scottsdale collector AH
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About The Artwork

This hand-made demonstration of hands over material is not refined, but it is honest in its utilization of hazel sticks and spruce roots. Fashioned nearly 90 years ago, its patina is a witness to the passing of time and yet, only two broken stitches are visible.

About The Artist
The 27 confederated tribes of Siletz are federally recognized, once inhabiting a range from northern California to southwest Washington. Approximately 4400 enrolled members were counted as of April 14, 2006. The current reservation is located along the Siletz River in the Central Oregon coast range of central Lincoln County, Oregon. Artifacts and historical documents are stored and displayed at the Siletz Tribal Cultural Center. Recommended reading includes: An Arrow in the Earth: Ganeral Joel Palmer and the Indians of Oregon by Terence O'Donnell (1991)and The Indians of Western Oregon: This Land was Theirs by Stephen Dow.
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