About Apache olla; 20"W x 22"H. Designs of lightning, arrowheads, female figures and whirling logs. Nice tight weave. 19th century. Absolutely beautiful, great collector piece. Measures: 20"W x 22"H 19th century Apache. Native American, Apache Indian, Basket, Basketry, Olla Shape, Figurative, Geometric
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About Jicarilla Apache waste basket with handle cutouts, horses, flower and geometric design. Acquired by Charles Graves, Indian agent in the 1920s. New Mexico. Outside slightly faded. Period: Last Quarter of the 20th century Origin: Apache, New Mexico Size: 14” Native American Baskets, Baskets, Jicarilla, Lidded Baskets, Hampers, Antiques.
Photographed at the Maryhill Museum of Art in Goldendale, Washington.
SIZES AVAILABLE: Print Size: 8.5” x 11” || Image Size: 8” x 10” || $40 Print Size: 13” x 19” || Image Size: 11” x 17” || $60 THE PRINT: “Woven Baskets” is a “Giclée” print of the original ink and watercolor painting from my “Collections” series, inspired by the traditional Native American basketry. The print is made with archival pigments on heavy, 80#, natural white, acid free paper. It is also FSC certified (Forest Stewardship Council). The smooth, matte paper nicely presents the vivid watercolors and brushstrokes of the original painting. All prints are signed by hand beneath the image unless you request otherwise. FRAMING SUGGESTIONS: All prints come unframed. You can find a wide selection of well crafted frames for your print on framebridge.com. I have partnered with them and you can use the coupon code HILARYWOOTTON10 through their site to get $10 off your frame! SHIPPING: Each print is handled and shipped with archival care. Ships in 1-3 business days via USPS. Please let me know if you’re interested in a different size or custom work! Visit www.hilarywootton.com for more about the artist, original works of art or if you are interested in commissioning a project! Follow me on Instagram! @hilaryscoutwootton Original artwork created by Hilary Wootton. The purchase of this print does not include reproduction rights. © Hilary Wootton 2020
Apache Burden Baskets are fashioned from Cottonwood and Mulberry sticks and were used as utility baskets to gather fruit, berries, or nuts and to carry items in.
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Apache Inspired Beautiful weave! Size: Approx. 14" diameter, 3" deep We don't ship out of the US. We have searched along time for quality Native American Designed reproduction baskets like these that have the Southwest designs for any home and are very finely made. Your purchase helps the artisans who make these beautiful crafts and provides them with increased wages and keeps the customs and traditions alive for the families who have been doing this for generations. The average income for these basket makers is $28.00 US dollars a month. When we sell these beautiful baskets we help increase their income for their beautiful work. They are all hand woven with beautiful colors and designs These hand-woven coil baskets come from rural villages in the beautiful country of Pakistan. These artists have woven baskets by hand for generations. A single basket can take weeks to weave, depending on the size, fineness, and design. They are elegant, tightly woven and made the traditional way: by wrapping dyed palm leaves over a coiled bundle of river grass, then hand-stitching each wrap to the previous coil. The more wraps and stitches, the finer the basket. Minor imperfections are proof of the weaver’s hand, and the colors will soften with age. You can hang these baskets on the wall for decorative purposes or store items in them. These designs will fit into any decor and are a wonderful addition to your home and at the same time help provide income to wonderful artists. Thanks For Looking!
Apache Basket Lady on Wood Stand. 15" H x 12" W
About Apache pictorial bowl with dogs and man figures with center squash blossom design. Period: First quarter 20th century Origin: Apache Size: 16" x 4" Apache, Baskets, Basketry Trays, Native American Baskets.
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Small Apache Basket Lady. 11" H x 10" W
Apache Inspired Designed Basket Large Beautiful weave! Size: Approx. 14 1/2" diameter, 3 1/4" deep We don't ship out of the US. We have searched along time for quality Native American Designed reproduction baskets like these that have the Southwest designs for any home and are very finely made. Your purchase helps the artisans who make these beautiful crafts and provides them with increased wages and keeps the customs and traditions alive for the families who have been doing this for generations. The average income for these basket makers is $28.00 US dollars a month. When we sell these beautiful baskets we help increase their income for their beautiful work. They are all hand woven with beautiful colors and designs These hand-woven coil baskets come from rural villages in the beautiful country of Pakistan. These artists have woven baskets by hand for generations. A single basket can take weeks to weave, depending on the size, fineness, and design. They are elegant, tightly woven and made the traditional way: by wrapping dyed palm leaves over a coiled bundle of river grass, then hand-stitching each wrap to the previous coil. The more wraps and stitches, the finer the basket. Minor imperfections are proof of the weaver’s hand, and the colors will soften with age. You can hang these baskets on the wall for decorative purposes or store items in them. These designs will fit into any decor and are a wonderful addition to your home and at the same time help provide income to wonderful artists. Thanks For Looking!
Large Antique Apache (circa 1910) Figured Olla Basket made with Willow and Devil’s Claw. This basket has a wonderful shape and is in excellent condition, this is a museum quality basket. This basket also has a museum quality brace inside it that someone at one time must have paid a small fortune to install.19” Diameter, 18” Depth
Coiled Basket Circa 1900NATIVE AMERICAN APACHE COILED BASKET, low tray form with central single-flower design within a wide checkerboard inner border and spaced triangle outer border. Good condition, rim with a break in two coils and loss of several stitches, accumulated dirt. Provenance: Collection of the late John and Lil Palmer, Purcellville, VA. Ex-collection of Paul Dickey, Purcellville, VA. Dimensions: 3" H, 15 1/4" D.
About Apache large finely coiled basket having a continuous diamond/floral design. Period: Last quarter of the 19th century Origin: Apache Size: 15" D x 3" H.
Photographed at the Maryhill Museum of Art in Goldendale, Washington.
Pima Inspired Antique Designed Basket LARGE Each snake basket will vary a little in design but they all have a snake woven in them! This one has two snakes. Please keep that in mind. Beautiful weave! Size: Approx. 13 1/2" diameter, 2" deep We don't ship out of the US. We have searched along time for quality Native American Designed reproduction baskets like these that have the Southwest designs for any home and are very finely made. Your purchase helps the artisans who make these beautiful crafts and provides them with increased wages and keeps the customs and traditions alive for the families who have been doing this for generations. The average income for these basket makers is $28.00 US dollars a month. When we sell these beautiful baskets we help increase their income for their beautiful work. They are all hand woven with beautiful colors and designs These hand-woven coil baskets come from rural villages in the beautiful country of Pakistan. These artists have woven baskets by hand for generations. A single basket can take weeks to weave, depending on the size, fineness, and design. They are elegant, tightly woven and made the traditional way: by wrapping dyed palm leaves over a coiled bundle of river grass, then hand-stitching each wrap to the previous coil. The more wraps and stitches, the finer the basket. Minor imperfections are proof of the weaver’s hand, and the colors will soften with age. You can hang these baskets on the wall for decorative purposes or store items in them. These designs will fit into any decor and are a wonderful addition to your home and at the same time help provide income to wonderful artists. Thanks For Looking!
About Apache figural basketry olla with seven dogs on shoulder. After an olla was filled to the brim with wild grass seeds such as chia or amaranth, or domestic plant products like corn or beans, a basketry lid or cover was put on top to protect the food inside. Some experts believe the use of human or animal figures on baskets began around 1875. Ex. Forest Fenn. With seal. Published Spirits in the Art (Hanson 1994: 206 Plate 207). 20"H x 18 1/2"D PERIOD: Mid 19th Century ORIGIN: Southwest - Apache, Native American SIZE: 20"H x 18 1/2"D Native American, Apache Indian, Basket, Basketry, Olla Shape, Figurative, Geometric
The Detroit Institute of Arts in Detroit, Michigan. Basket, about 1900, of willow and woody plants, by an unknown artist of the Apache culture in Arizona. Baskets of this larage size were normally only woven for wealthy art collectors outside the community. It took highly skilled weavers to manage the geometric patterns and designs on such a large basket, which required many months to complete and likely brought a very high price. View On Black
Basketful of life
Our medium decorative storage baskets with lids are perfect for your entryway, bathroom, bedroom, or even the laundry! Each hand woven basket comes with a lid, making them perfect to use as a laundry basket or toy basket and are the perfect storage basket. Each of our wicker baskets are hand-made in Pakistan by families in small villages who make a living through handicrafts. We aim to support these families and communities by bringing their products to you. The woven technique was originally taught to the women in these villages by Native American Indians ensuring that each of these stunning baskets has its own unique story. Expertly hand made with tightly woven wicker coils, these versatile large decorative storage baskets are strong and durable. As always our decor is handmade with love and it may contain perfect imperfections! There may also be slight variations in colour, shape and size. Diameter: approx 36 cm Height: approx 26 cm 100% Handmade Tread Lightly - Our baskets are produced using only organic wicker and dyes. To clean wipe over with a damp cloth. Made in Pakistan
Apache Olla in very good condition. This basket dates from the turn of the century and was made for self-use. A very tight example with a Star design. Makes a great statement for any room as a piece of sculpture.
