| About the Artist | (Born circa 1960, Tohono O'odham) Cited in Gregory Schaaf's book, American Indian Baskets I 1500 Artist Biographies, Mary A. Pablo's pictorial basket was chosen for a special award and for purchase by the Arizona State Museum. Its design combined a rattlesnake motif with a water design revolving around a central spider. Pablo's exhibitions have taken place at various Indian markets and museums located in Arizona. She is best known for these designs: human figures, rattlesnakes, spiders, frets, squash blossoms, American flags as well as the friendship dance. |
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| Culture | American Indian, Women Artists |
| Medium | Natural, dyed and bleached yucca weft over coiled bear grass |
| Size | 7 3/8" diameter |
| Signed | No, but artist's info on attached tape |
| Date of creation | Circa 2001 |
| Condition | Excellent |
| Provenance | Ada Ha |