Grasses
This huge basket made of sumac won first place at the Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstff, Arizona. Due to its size it is mounted on a piece of board. It measures 42 inches.
Hopi coil basket from Second Mesa. The woman's Basket Ceremonies are among the most important of the year and end with many baskets being exchanged. Baskets received as gifts may be kept, used as gifts for another "payback", they may be given as a gift or they may be sold. Measures 4 1/2 inches.
This is a very unique basket. The person who wove this basket is Navajo and the image on this pictorial weaving is Hopi. It is the Palhik Mana. An interesting combination. The size of this weaving is 13 inches by 13 inches.
This unusual Navajo basket is made with sumac and analyne dyes. The turquoise, yellow, red and black are made to enhance the beauty of this unique Navajo basket. The size of this piece is 13 1/2 by 13 1/2 inches.
Miniature bark and grass basket measures 2 inches in diameter. There is a white star design in the central focal point of the basket. Finely woven with seven wrapped coils, leading to the center.
This great handwoven Navajo basket features what looks like a flower in the center, with a black border and colorful petals. This is another fantastic basket woven by Elsie Stone, with great pattern and detail. This piece has a 16" diameter.
Constance Phillips Navajo basket maker has created this pictorial with Petroglyph figures around the plaque.
Unique Pictorial Basket- The design depicts first man and first woman. Each figure is wearing a blanket, and the zig-zag lines are the rug designs on the backs of the two sacred figures. The yeis are also for protection. Alicia is married to Jonathan Black, one of Mary Black's sons. Fantastically designed and executed basket that any collector would love to have!
