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The Basketry of the Tlingit and the Chilkat Blanket by George Thornton Emmons, Nora Dauenhauer, 1993-06
Raffia Work And Basketry by Albert H. Crampton, 2008-05-18
Indian Basketry: Studies in a Textile Art Without Machinery, Volume 2 by Otis Tufton Mason, 2010-02-04
The Complete Book of Rush and Basketry Techniques by Margery Brown, 1983-09
Basketry Step by Step by O.R. Scott, 1969-12
Northwest coast basketry and culture change (Thomas Burke Memorial Washington State Museum research report) by Joan Megan Jones, 1968
Northwest coast basketry and culture change (Thomas Burke Memorial Washington State Museum research report) by Joan Megan Jones, 1968
THE SUMPTUOUS BASKET - CHINESE LACQUER WITH BASKETRY PANELS. [CATALOG OF EXHIBITION MARCH 30 - JUNE 3, 1985] by James C. Y. Watt, 1985
ABORIGINAL INDIAN BASKETRY: Studies in a Textile Art Without MacHinery by Otis Tufton Mason, 1972
Coiled Basketry of the Sierra Miwok: A Study of Regional Variation (San Diego Museum Papers) by Craig D. Bates, 1982-12
A proposed glossary of spruce root basketry terms (Concepts, technical paper) by Peter L Corey, 1988
Fine Willow Basketry by A G Knock, 1929
Yuki Basketry by Isabel T. Kelly, 2010-05-22
Basketry The Easy Way by O. R. Scott, 1959

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Art Gallery Of Fine Craft - Art Glass, Ceramics And Other Fine Craft
Ann is a teacher, designer, and creator of pine needle basketry. The web site features two of her creations both available for retail sale.
http://www.artmallofamerica.com/brower.html

Extractions: Nationally Known Artists Welcome to our on-line collection. Our gallery celebrates the beauty and craftsmanship of original fine craft, which we like to call "future heirlooms". Media represented include: glass art, fine ceramics, metal sculptures, and much more. It is our desire to bring to you a web presence with the same unique and inspiring experience we offer in our physical gallery in
Basketry And Fibre Arts Supplies
basketry Fibre Arts Supplies. Round reeds are used for basketry, wicker and reed furniture and repair. Sizes No. 4, 5, 6, 7, and
http://www.franksupply.com/basketry.html

Extractions: Top of page Natural Binder Cane Natural binder cane is much like strand cane in that it is also made from rattan peel; but it has been cut wider and thicker. It is a very versatile material; it is used to cover the holes in hand caning, as a seating material using the tight weave technique, as a wrapping material on wicker and rattan furniture, and as a weaver for basketry. For the tight weave or twill weave technique, we recommend the book Splint Seats for Chairs Description Approx. Width Order Number
Restoration Dreams (www.basketry.com)
Source for reed, cane, free patterns, links to guilds and associations, as well as classes on site.
http://www.basketry.com/basketry/BASKETRY.FWX
T'Arts Collective - Textile & Arts
Workshop and gallery dealing in hand dyed, painted and printed textiles and fabrics, as well as natural fibre basketry. Slideshow of works, contact details, and extensive links page.
http://users.senet.com.au/~onka/
The Yavapai-Prescott Indian Tribe Basketry
The YavapaiPrescott Indian Tribe basketry. The Yavapai Indians have created some of the most beautiful basketry the world has ever
http://www.loc.gov/bicentennial/propage/AZ/az_s_mccain7.html

Extractions: The Yavapai-Prescott Indian Tribe Basketry The Yavapai Indians have created some of the most beautiful basketry the world has ever seen, yet very little is recorded of their art. Today's descendants of these remarkable weavers are trying to recover the artistry of their ancestors, which has nearly reached extinction. The art of basketry is not only representative of Yavapai women, but also illustrates the protection that Yavapai men Yavapai Scouts afforded the women so that they could practice their art form. A new generation of Yavapai are researching the basket collections preserved in the nation's museums, and are participating in Yavapai basketweaving classes to learn the craft of their ancestors. For thousands of years, the Yavapai lived within a territory encompassing over nine million acres, including what is now central and western Arizona.
CraftGuild Website - Basketry
Basket artist and author from Salisbury, Ct whose style of focus is traditional basket weaving.
http://www.craftguild.com/basketry/carol/carol.htm

Extractions: Carol Hart, author of Natural Basketry , published by Watson-Guptill, N.Y. (ISBN 0-8230-3154-3), has exhibited and taught widely offering 52 different workshops in basketry. Carol also teaches a children's program on Woodland Indian Lifeways for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade students in public and private schools in Connecticut, New York, and Massachusetts. Carol has taught basketry at The Brookfield Craft Center , The Wesleyan Potters, the Washington Art Association, the Niddy Noddy, and for Craftsmen's Guilds in Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, New Jersey, and New York. Carol received a B.A. from the College of William and Mary in Virginia, and went on to study design and commercial art at the Academy of Advertising Art in San Francisco. Carol became interested in basketry in 1971, making an independent study of English Basketry in England, continuing her education in basketry by studing New England basketry at the Peabody Museum in Harvard and the Hancock Shaker Museum. She subsequently studied Pennsylvania Dutch basketry at the Mercer Museum, Eastern and American Indian basketry by traveling throughout the Eastern U.S, and Caribe Indian basketry in Dominica, West Indies. Carol was the curator of the exhibit: "Eastern American Indian Basketry: A Continuing Tradtion" for the University of Hartford Art School. She has received a grant from the Connecticut Commission on Arts.
Basketry - Fine Art - Artist Portfolios
basketry artwork for sale by international artists. Subject matter includes Abstract Americana Animals Architecture Equine Life Other Travel. Medium basketry.
http://www.absolutearts.com/portfolio/media/themes/Basketry.html
Lunenburg Seaside Craft School - Creative Vacations In Lunenburg Nova Scotia
A week long course in traditional crafts during late July through August, including clay work, fiber arts, basketry, textile dyeing, paper arts, rug hooking, and printmaking. Courses, schedule, staff biographies.
http://www.lunenburgcraftschool.com/
Basketry - Art For Sale - Absolutearts.com
Contemporary basketry for sale. Find works by Eleanor Hartwell, Sian Van Gils, Ogega Nyaberi, Mary Hennessy Willis. basketry, Luther , Lotus, Basket, Pink.
http://www.absolutearts.com/portfolio/for_sale/m-Basketry-1.html

Extractions: account access login: password: artist port. gallery port. arts marketplace browse the arts submit arts news media kit ... Contemporary Art for Sale: Basketry (Page 1 of 1) Browse over 2 works of contemporary Basketry for sale. On this page you can find works by Eleanor Hartwell, Sian Van Gils, Ogega Nyaberi, Mary Hennessy Willis. Links to more art and 1 pages for Basketry and further artists at the bottom of this page. To view a work by any of these contemporary artists simply click on the image or browse the artist's portfolio. To purchase a work simply click on the image to go to a more detailed page about this work of art and how to contact the artist. Search by Price: US$100.00 - $500.00 US$500.00 - $1,000.00 Browse all artwork for Basketry: Eleanor Hartwell
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Manufacturer and exporter of basketry products.
http://www.pengcheng.biz/
Allexperts Basketry Q&A
Internet. Category basketry, Sort By None. Name, Expertise, Status.
http://www.allexperts.com/getExpert.asp?Category=2599
Darién Rainforest Basketry: Book
Size 51/2 x 8-1/2 . Darien Rainforest basketry is a book about the baskets made by the Wounaan and Embera Indians of Panama and Colombia.
http://www.folkart.com/darien_basketry/

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Basket Patterns - Basket Weaving Supplies, Kits, Shaker Tape And More
From Basket Weaving Supplies and Kits to Shaker Tape and Dyed Reed, our basketry and Basket Making Supplies make projects quick and easy.
http://www.basketpatterns.com/

Extractions: dyed reed,round reed,space dyed reed,weave rite tools,reed cutter,shaker tape,sea grass,binder cane,chair spline,cane webbing,chair seats,chair cane,basket dye,jacquard dye,walnut dye,weavers stain,d handles,basket handles,instacure,pack harnesses,basket kits,fretwork bases,basket,basketry,basket making,basket weaving,basket buckles,wood bases,slotted bases,grooved bases,reed,cane,jadvick,xenor,pl butte,pattern authors,weaving patterns,basketry supplies,basket materials,wood handles,leather handles,weaving instructions,make a basket,weave a basket,ceramic tie-ons,ceramic,bases,patterns,lamp making,wicker patterns,weaving,supplies,pattern,reed,basketry supplies,wood bases,slotted wood bases,supply,crafts,basket weaving,hand woven,hobbies,basket patterns
Valley Green Gallery Home
Eclectic works by local and regional artist and artisans near Wintergreen Resort in Nelson County, Virginia. We feature multimedium paintings, original photography, jewelry, pottery, stained glass, porcelain and fiber dolls, dried flower designs, woodworks, weavings, basketry, and wearable fiber art.
http://www.valleygreengallery.com
Country Crafts Gallery & Craft Mall Directory - Country Crafts, Country Stores,
basketry. Increase your web site s traffic. Home Page .. http//www.basketsbyjmb.com. Baskets from in a hand basket Handmade Baskets and basketry Supply
http://www.thecountrygallery.net/links/basketry.html

Extractions: Craft Link Directory The Country Crafts Gallery features a wide variety of country crafts, collectibles, handmade gifts, free craft projects and more items from many artisans across the nation. We have country candles, dolls, fabric crafts, woodcrafts, stuffed animals, greeting cards, craft patterns - you name it - we feature it! We hope you enjoy your visit to The Country Crafts Gallery. For information on how your craft website can be included in our very popular directory, please visit our Information Page This web site is sponsored by Craft Site Medic , the web leader in arts and craft website marketing. Our goal is to help talented artists and crafters sell more of their goods and services online. We provide many great ways to promote your online business including free classified ads with photos, free craft message boards, free banner advertising, free craft directory listings, and our new "Top 100 Craft Sites Report". We also provide the web's only craft specific search engine submission service - the best way to get more visitors to your craft site. Be sure to visit Craft Site Medic for a wealth of information, tools, and services for creating and promoting your online craft business.
Wicker Repair, Chair Caning & Baskets Resource!-WickerWoman.com
Offers wicker furniture repair, chair caning. Also creates and sells wicker baskets made with deer antlers, available to teach caning, wicker repair, basketry.
http://www.wickerwoman.com/

Extractions: Welcome to WickerWoman.com an all inclusive wicker furniture, seat weaving and basketry service site brought to you by Minnesota's wicker furniture repair expert and antler basketmaker Cathryn Peters Providing you with free information through resource links tip sheets antique wicker furniture repair chair caning , and general handwoven basketry topics. Weaving for PRESERVATION (restoring damaged wicker furniture and chair seat weaving), EDUCATION (teaching chair seatweaving, wicker furniture repair, antler basket classes and authoring patterns), and INNOVATION (weaving contemporary antler basket sculptures)! To view various areas of the website, use the navigation bars at the bottom each page and the shortcuts found at the top right of each page. To quickly locate a topic you want to read more about, use the SEARCH THIS SITE and SITE MAP features. What's New page has monthly updates to the site and important basketry and seatweaving news, so check it out first! Answers to all your questions about care, maintenance, and painting, of wicker furniture, basketry and chair caning can be found on . If you have a question or comment for Cathryn, or want to report problems with the website, use the
Gift Givers
trading posts. basketry at Akwesasne grew considerably at the turn of the century due in large part to the St. Regis trading post. By
http://www.iroquoismuseum.org/gift.htm

Extractions: Historical records abound with evidence that Iroquois formerly used visual representations for many purposes. Early European observers reported clan symbols carved or painted on gables of longhouses. Images on trees, grave posts, and war posts also recorded exploits in visual symbols. Tattoos and body painting were another common expression of the visual dimension. Still later, clan symbols were used to sign treaties and land deeds. The evidence for Iroquois use of bark, hide, powder horns, and other surfaces for painting is less convincing, and easel painting or sketching does not develop as a new art until the 19th century. The earliest known Iroquois easel painter is Dennis Cusick. LittIe is known about him but he may be the son of Nicholas Cusick, a Tuscarora chief and the brother of David Cusick, an historian and also a painter. Few paintings exist by Dennis Cusick. Watercolors done in 1821 show scenes from the Seneca Mission School under the direction of James Youn at the Buffalo Creek Seneca reservation. Two other paintings exist by Dennis Cusick, one showing a Tuscarora village scene and the other the Christening of a native child. These and drawings by David Cusick are all that exist of early Iroquois paintings untiI 1852. "Indian Maidens" by Thomas Jacobs, dated March 27, 1852 is the only pubIicIy displayed painting by this possible Tuscarora artist. The few other paintings ascribed to Thomas Jacobs are similar to "The Indian Maidens, for all show dignified, proper, but traditionally dressed Iroquois.
Entanglements Gallery
Features Southern California artists who present jewelry, basketry, blown glass, gemstones, and mineral specimens.
http://www.genesysmedia.com/entanglements/entanglements.swf

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Penawahpskiek Basketry
The thumbnails below show just a few examples of splendid Penobscot basketry. Some baskets were even used to act as fish and eel traps.
http://www.penobscotnation.org/museum/benewabskiegbasketry.htm

Extractions: The Penobscot people, have been making baskets since our creator Gluscabe (klos kkah Four Penobscot women displaying the basket making process weaving ash baskets. P There are many types of baskets with an assortment of uses. There are carrying baskets, sewing, handkerchief, food, potato, pack and storage baskets. The thumbnails below show just a few examples of splendid Penobscot basketry. Some baskets were even used to act as fish and eel traps. To view some of these various types, click over the above thumbnails for a larger display. w liwoni!
Whitebear Rug Co. Specializing In Navajo Textiles
Offering a selection of historic Navajo weavings and southwest Indian pottery and basketry.
http://www.whitebearrugco.com

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