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SKU: 250214-10

Makah Bowl Basket

$165.00

Shipping calculated at checkout.

ca. 1920s

2" H x 3.75" x 3.5" D

Hand Woven with a Fine Weave and a Golden Tan Field with Yellow, Teal and Blue Colors with a Stripped Band in the Center

In Very Good Condition

Makah bowl baskets (or bowl-shaped baskets) are traditional woven items made by the Makah people, a Native American tribe from the Olympic Peninsula in Washington state (Neah Bay area). They are part of a rich Northwest Coast basketry tradition, often using cedar bark as the primary material.

Condition: Very Good

Tribe: Makah - Nootka - Quinault - Chehalis

Year Range: 1900 - 1925

Region: Pacific Northwest - and Alaska

Dimensions: 2 in3.75 in3.5 in

Category: Basket - Winnowing Tray - Bowl

Shipping

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  • All other pieces: $20

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