Antique Hopi Pueblo Coil Basket

ca. 1920

4.875" H x 7.125" D 

Hand Coiled with a Golden Tan Field and a Triangular Red and Yellow Motif with Black Step Motif Design Around the Triangles

In Very Good Condition

Hopi Pueblo coiled baskets (often called "coil baskets" or "poota" in Hopi) are a distinctive traditional art form primarily made by women on Second Mesa in northeastern Arizona. They represent one of the key basketry techniques in Hopi culture, alongside wicker (Third Mesa) and plaited styles used across the mesas.