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Hopi Coil Basket Bowl 2nd Mesa Handles 1940s 9
Hopi Coil Basket Bowl 2nd Mesa Handles 1940s 9
Hopi Coil Basket Bowl 2nd Mesa Handles 1940s 9
Hopi Coil Basket Bowl 2nd Mesa Handles 1940s 9
Hopi Coil Basket Bowl 2nd Mesa Handles 1940s 9
Hopi Coil Basket Bowl 2nd Mesa Handles 1940s 9
Hopi Coil Basket Bowl 2nd Mesa Handles 1940s 9
Hopi Coil Basket Bowl 2nd Mesa Handles 1940s 9
Hopi Coil Basket Bowl 2nd Mesa Handles 1940s 9

Hopi Coil Basket Bowl 2nd Mesa Handles 1940s 9"x3.25"

$ 145.19

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Origin: 2nd Mesa
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Condition: Excellent condition with no breaks, tears, stains, discolorations, or snags. Yucca fibers are undamaged and color is bright/unfaded. Nicely patinated.
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Tribal Affiliation: Hopi
  • UPC: Does Not Apply

    Description

    Hopi Coil Basket Bowl 2nd Mesa Handles 1940s 9"x3.25"
    Hopi coil basket from 2nd Mesa
    Sturdy construction using yucca and vegetal dyes
    Made in 1940s
    Dimensions: 9" diameter by 3.25" deep
    Acquired by most recent owner in 1989 from Tucson-area store Turquoise Skies
    Nicely patinated and in excellent condition. No damage to yucca fibers, and no stains or fading
    Fast Facts:
    The Hopi are a Puebloan people who live in Northern Arizona
    They use two main styles of basket construction: coil and wicker. This coil style is typical of Hopi basket weaving from Second Mesa.
    The two small handles on this basket are an unusual feature in Hopi basketry
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    Hopi Coil Basket Bowl 2nd Mesa Handles 1940s 9"x3.25"
    Hopi coil basket from 2nd Mesa
    Sturdy construction using yucca and vegetal dyes
    Made in 1940s
    Dimensions: 9" diameter by 3.25" deep
    Acquired by most recent owner in 1989 from Tucson-area store Turquoise Skies
    Nicely patinated and in excellent condition. No damage to yucca fibers, and no stains or fading
    Fast Facts:
    The Hopi are a Puebloan people who live in Northern Arizona
    They use two main styles of basket construction: coil and wicker. This coil style is typical of Hopi basket weaving from Second Mesa.
    The two small handles on this basket are an unusual feature in Hopi basketry
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