Quinault Basket ca. 1920 Size 6.625\" x 10.5\" x 12.5\" D Hand Twined For Sale

ca. 1920

Size 6.625\" x 10.5\" x 12.5\" D

Hand Twined with Incorporated Blue and Grey Repeating Zigzags

Excellent Condition

The Quinault people, a Native American tribe from the Pacific Northwest coast of Washington State (primarily the Quinault Indian Nation near Taholah and Lake Quinault), have a rich heritage in basket weaving. Their baskets are renowned for their functionality, intricate designs, and use of local natural materials, reflecting both practical needs and cultural artistry. This craft has been practiced for centuries and continues today through efforts to preserve traditional techniques.

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