conifer root
Basket cap, red doc., Modoc, N. Calif.--#13 "Conifer root, maidenhair fern stem, alder-dyed woodwardia fern stem, beargrass. Not Modoc as originally catalogued but Lower Klamath River."(... |
collected to June, 1915
Basket cone, twined weave, prepared willow & grass blades. Arrow-feather design at top, & bent-knee pattern below in black fern root. Used as pack or transportation utensil. "... |
collected May 13 - 29, 1913
Basket jar, small, twined. Made of fine grasses. Black pattern of maidenhair. Received from: Mrs. Laura Thatcher "Provenance--Achomawi speaking peoples."(Revol) "Has two bands on base... |
1905-1915
Basket tray "Bam-Tush" weave. Large. Hopper for mortar stone "Twined weave, coiled border around rim. Two bands of elevated twined weave. Repared with root material, fabric, and leather... |
Basket, large twined weave, red decoration. For storage, slip made when material received dated 10/5/36 "Pomo, probably Ukiah or north of Ukiah area storage basket. Probably conifer root... |
1920
This is a small twinned basket bowl, ca. 1920 made by the Hupa. |
ca. 1900
Basket, twined bowl. Pit River type. Design in fern stems. "Achomawi (poss. Atsugewi)."(LR,79)[vv,6/91] "Achomawi basket bowl made with conifer root and maidenhair fern stem; made... |
collected May 21-29,1911; ca. 1910
Basket bowl, "bam-tuc" "Pomo, circa 1910. Cooking basket, not basket bowl as originally catalogued. Conifer root and redbud." (Bruce Bernstein and Craig Bates, 7/91) "A mush... |
1920
This is a twinned basket made by the Karok of the Klamath River. The twinned basket has a wrapped rim, rather poorly executed. Ca. 1920. PCK |
1900-1910
Twinned Hupa woman's hat, highlighted with yellow quill of the shafted flicker, Colaptes auratus. 1900-1910. Execellent condition. PCK |
1920s
This is a Hupa woman's basket hat from the 1920s, twinned, in good condition. PCK |
1890-1910
Finely twinned basket bowl, probably made for the tourist trade. Ca. 1890-1910. Finely woven. PCK |
1910-1920
This is a type of twinned basket that was used by Hupa women to carrry tobacco. ca. 1910-1920. |
1915-1925
Small, tightly woven Hupa basket with bracken and beargrass overlay on split conifer root. Basket is ca. 1920. PCK |