$115.00
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ca. 1900
6.25" H x 8.5" x 10" D
Hand Woven With Deep Patina and Light Shiny Nature which may Indicate a Light Lacquer Spray Protecting the Surface with 3 Halved Pine Cones on Each Side Under the Handle
Overall in Excellent Condition
Antique pine needle and cone baskets from the Quinault people, a Native American tribe of the Pacific Northwest Coast (primarily in what is now Washington state), represent a rich tradition of coiled basketry that blends functionality, artistry, and cultural symbolism. These baskets were typically crafted using locally sourced materials like longleaf pine needles for the coil foundation, pine cones for decorative elements or lids, and natural fibers such as cedar root, raffia, or bear grass for stitching. The Quinault style often features tight coiling, subtle imbrication (overlapping stitches creating textured patterns), and motifs inspired by nature, such as waves, animals, or geometric designs reflecting coastal environments.
Condition:
Excellent
Tribe:
Makah - Nootka - Quinault - Chehalis
Year Range:
1900 - 1925
Region:
Pacific Northwest - and Alaska
Dimensions:
6.25 in8.5 in10 in
Category:
Basket - Lidded
