This is a early example of Pima basketry showing its age! Worn and missing some stitches, it will lend its integrity to any room honoring turn of the century Americana.
Marked Down from $325 to $185
Description | This is a early example of Pima basketry showing its age! Worn and missing some stitches, it will lend its integrity to any room honoring turn of the century Americana. Marked Down from $325 to $185 |
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About the Artist | The Pima Indians of the desert Southwest are known for basketry that is made primarily of willow and martynia (devil's claw) in a very labor intensive process. For more information. refer to Indian Baskets of the Southwest by Helen Tanner as well as my personal favorite The Basket Weavers of Arizona by Bert Robinson. |
Culture | American Indian, Arizona |
Medium | Bundle foundation over which willow is stitched. |
Size | 8 1/2" height X 8 5/8" maximum diameter at shoulder |
Coil count | 3 per linear inch |
Stitch count | 5 per linear inch |
Date of creation | Circa 1900 |
Condition | Fair. Rim interruption is 1 3/4" plus many missing stitches. There are missing stitches especially at shoulder and under base. |
Description | Basket itself is entirely firm. |
Provenance | Consigned by a Scottsdale collector AH-5 |