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Mat and Basket Weaving of the Ancient Hawaiians Described and Compared with the Basketry of the Other Pacific Islanders by William Tufts Brigham, John F. G. Stokes, 2010-03-01

The Nature of Basketry by Ed Rossbach, 1997-03

Indian Weaving, Knitting & Basketry of the Northwest by Elizabeth M. Hawkins, 1978-06

Pomo Indian Basketry (1908) by Samuel Alfred Barrett, 2010-05-23

Indian Weaving, Knitting & Basketry of the Northwest by Elizabeth M. Hawkins, 1978-06

Pomo Indian Basketry (1908) by Samuel Alfred Barrett, 2010-05-23

Simple Basketry for Homes and Schools; Including Willow Basketry for Women by Mabel Roffey, 1920-01-01

Indian Basketry. With 360 Illustrations: -1901 by George Wharton James, 2009-07-24

Indian basketry of western North America, from the collection of the Bowers Museum, Santa Ana, California by Bowers Museum, 1977

Aboriginal American Basketry: Studies in a Textile Art Without Machinery by Otis Tufton Mason, 2010-06-05

Plants Used in Basketry by the California Indians by Ruth E. Merrill, 1980-12

Basic basketry by Eyleen Bindon, 1977

Fragrant Basketry: The Pine Needle and Raffia Handbook by Katherine L. Armstrong, 1986-07

Pine needle basketry,: A complete book of instructions for making pine needle baskets, by Linna Loehr Millikin, 1920

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Connecticut Cane And Reed Company, A Dealer In Chair Seating And Basketry Materi
Firm specializing in chair seating, basketry, and wicker repair supplies.
http://www.caneandreed.com

Extractions: Welcome to our company. We specialize in chair cane, basketry, and wicker repair supplies. chair seating materials, prewoven chair cane, (cane webbing), rush, all your chair caning needs. There are Basket making materials, all of your supplies for basketry, and to make baskets. This includes reed, rattan, basket hoops, and Nantucket Basket supplies. Our Amish and Mennonite area has hex signs, great food plus many links, and great information. Please choose an area to start, we have many different pages, enjoy, and thank you for visiting how to order
ShawGuides, Inc. | Search Results: 287 Matches [195 Listings, 92 Events]
7/13/03 7/19/03, The Art of Wicker basketry (Duluth, Minnesota). Idyllwild,CA. 6/30/03 - 7/4/03, Cahuilla basketry (Idyllwild, California).
http://art.shawguides.com/fibers/
Florida Tropical Weavers Guild
Odessa, Florida group who educate the public on the art and craft of weaving, spinning and basketry. Information on state conference.
http://www.ftwg.org/index.htm

Extractions: Outreach Pgm Florida Tropical Weaver's Guild is a non-profit organization whose primary mission is to educate the public on the art and craft of weaving, spinning and basketry. It's membership consists of anyone who is interested in promoting opportunities for weavers of all skill levels to develop new skills, interests and expand their creative efforts in the fiber arts. The state guild was formed March 5, 1943, precipitated by the Florida Department of Agriculture - Sea Island Bureau re-introducing cotton in the state as a commercial crop in 1935. Individuals were sought who could teach the public about the many aspects of cotton - growth, processing, and use. Naturally, spinning and weaving were an integral part of this and teachers were identified in the Orlando area who would teach a cottage industry of spinning and weaving cotton cloth. This simple education project took hold across the state. Individual guilds were formed and, in 1943, the Florida Tropical Weaver's Guild was formed as a way of joining individual guilds together and providing further support to the education efforts. We have come a long way, building on a foundation of the love of fiber, the desire to learn technical weaving skills and the creative urge to expand the use and manipulation of cloth. This is evident as you look back on past conferences and the classes offered.
Creativity-Portal.com - Explore Basketry And Basket Weaving
FREE Woodworking Catalogue basketry basketry is the craft or process of makingbaskets or objects woven like baskets. Howto basketry Sites VI Reed Cane.
http://www.creativity-portal.com/cats/artscrafts/basketry.html
Native American Art, Indian Arts And Crafts, Handmade Pottery, Buckskin Clothing
Dealer in Native American art including basketry, pottery, kachinas, fetishes, artifacts, jewelry, beaded bags, rugs and weavings.
http://homepages.enterprise.net/cochise/
South African Museum - The Craft Of Basketry In Southern Africa
the craft of basketry in southern africa. EM Shaw, South African Museum SagittariusVolume 3, Number 4. As far as is known, woven basketry is the older.
http://www.museums.org.za/sam/resource/arch/basket.htm

Extractions: Sagittarius Volume 3, Number 4 T he ancient and often beautiful craft of basketry is part of the wider technique of basketwork and is found practically all over the world. The basis of the technique is the interlacing or sewing together of two sets of elements. Very often both of them are flexible, but sometimes, as in wickerwork. only one is. There are several variations in the way this can be done. Where the craft originated is not known, if in fact it was in any one place. The earliest archaeological records come from the Near East, where basketwork has been found in deposits as early as about 7000 years ago. In Europe and Peru the earliest finds are about 4500 years old. The basic techniques of these ancient examples are the same as those used all over the world today, because there are only certain ways in which individual elements can be turned into a fabric.
The Guilford Handcraft Center
Offering classes in ceramics, jewelry and metals, basketry, weaving, paper arts, chair caning, calligraphy, drawing, painting, printmaking, pastels and sculpture. Gift shop with handcrafted works by local and national artists and art gallery.
http://pages.cthome.net/guilfordhandcrftctr/
Basket Weaving - All Fiber Arts Link Library
basketry Links, Supplies and resources for basket weavers. basketryBooks A selection of books on weaving baskets. basketry Posters
http://www.allfiberarts.com/cs/baskets.htm
Silksaabatik
basketry shoe Item Code bkshoe hyacinth shoe,in side shoe,10*26cm.there are three shoes in one set. Shipping included ,deliver
http://www.silksaabatik.velocall.com/cat97383472401.htm
Situs Web JANTERA Craft
basketry phc06. (Gambar), Negara Asal Indonesia. Harga negotiable. Keterangantempat sampah. da01. (Gambar), Negara Asal Indonesia. Harga negotiable.
http://www.indonetwork.co.id/janteraafc/group 152
Grampian Guild Homepage
Aberdeen, UK. Fostering a sense of design and artistry in felting, basketry, knitting, woven tapestry and braid making.
http://www.ifb.co.uk/~bmr/grampian/
Jamaican, Caribbean Art Basketry
Reviews, Quantity 0 items / SubTotal 0.00. Home » basketry,Search by basketry. Displaying 0 to 0 (of 0 products), Result Pages
http://www.irieshopper.com/default.php/cPath/82

Extractions: Reggae Help My Account Cart Contents Translate:: Quantity: items / SubTotal: Home Basketry Search by: Artist/Producer Albert Artwell Alphanso Blake Andrew Stephens Andy Jefferson Beverley Oliver Charles Tingle Clifford Scott Cornel Daniel Brisocon David Roberts David Wilson Eldon Spence Elisha Miller Elizabeth Rober Elizabeth White Fritz Daniel George Rodney Graham Davis Jackie Henery Joseph Jubba Mazola Wa Mwash Milton Messam Negus Nelton Fisher P.J. Stewart Rambo Richard Atkinso Sewell Susan Clare Susan Shirley Wilfred Black Categories
Welcome To Bearcanyong Galleries Inc.
Native American gallery featuring contemporary and traditional basketry, beadwork, fetishes,Kachinas, paintings, pottery, and weavings. Artist profiles.
http://bearcanyongalleries.com

Extractions: FadingText('fade1', 3,"FFFFFF"); FadeInterval=30; Home Artist Profiles About Us Guest Book ... Weaving an online, southwest Native American gallery featuring contemporary and traditional basketry, beadwork, fetishes, Katsinas (Kachinas), paintings, pottery, silver and gold jewelry, sculpture, textiles and weavings and more. The Indian artists we represent primarily live and work in Arizona and New Mexico. They are members of tribes such as the Acoma, Jicarilla and Mescalero Apache, Cochiti, Hopi, Isleta, Jemez, Laguna, Nambe, Navajo, San Ildefonso, Santa Ana, Santo Domingo, Taos, Tesuque, Zia and Zuni. Some live and work at their Pueblos or on the Reservations. Others live and work in cities and towns such as Camp Verde, Flagstaff, Holbrook, Prescott, Scottsdale, Sedona and Tucson, AZ, as well as Albuquerque, Gallup and Santa Fe, NM. Southwestern Native American art, some of which has been influenced by centuries of history, combines an intrinsic spirit with timeless appeal. Many of these Indian artists use techniques and materials their ancestors did thousands of years ago, for example in basketry, Katsinas, pottery or textiles and weaving. Others are using techniques and materials that have evolved more recently into classic as well as contemporary wearable art, for example handmade clothing and accessories and exquisite silver and gold jewelry with turquoise, coral, lapis and many other stones and materials. Or others have drawn upon ancient images such as petroglyphs and kiva wall paintings to create acrylic, oil or watercolor paintings and metal and stone sculptures.
Dead Sea Scrolls -- Basketry
basketry and Cordage. basketry and cordage represent major types of perishablefinds retrieved in this arid part of Israel. The basketry
http://www.ibiblio.org/expo/deadsea.scrolls.exhibit/Community/basketry.html

Extractions: Basketry and cordage represent major types of perishable finds retrieved in this arid part of Israel. The basketry fragments on display are made of date palm leaves, a material convenient for making baskets and mats. Reconstruction of weaving or plaiting techniques is possible because of the exceptional conditions inside the caves of the Dead Sea region. The technique used is a type of plaiting that was popular during Roman times and remained in favor through the following centuries; a variant is still used in the Near East today. Basketry was probably very common, as it is to this day, in various household activities. However, in times of need, baskets and mats also served for collecting and wrapping the bones and skulls of the dead. Cordage was made from materials indigenous to this region: palm leaves, palm fibers, and rushes. Cords had various uses as packaging and reinforcing material and as handles for baskets. Basket Fragments Palm leaves First century B.C.E.-first century C.E. 11Q Fragment A: Length 26 cm (10 1/8 in.) Width 16.5 cm (6 1/2 in.) Fragment B: Length 21.2 cm (8 1/4 in.) Width 19.5 cm (7 5/8 in.) Four courses preserved Technique: Braid of 13 elements in 2/2 twill plaiting Courtesy of the Israel Antiquities Authority (77, 78)
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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Elk Ridge Art Company - Images For Basketry
basketry Image of Work by Artist basketry Navajo Wicker Basket filesize 49K.Image of Work by Artist basketry Hopi Wicker Plaque filesize 32K.
http://www.artresources.com/guide/featured.image.index.ihtml?c=13&an=Basketry
Original Fine Art Work And Online Gallery: Handmade Basketry
Select. Handmade basketry. Please select from our list of Handmadebasketry below to view images and a detailed description.
http://www.oregon.cc/fmag/g8/

Extractions: FMAG allows a two week inspection period during which time you may return any purchase for a full refund (less shipping and insurance cost). All framed artwork is shipped without glass to protect it from damage. Specifications are included with each purchase along with a certificate of authenticity and any other documentation. Standard shipping by insured UPS ground unless otherwise specified by special instruction. Faith Mountain Art Gallery, 170 S.E. Dayton Street, John Day, OR 97845 Ph:541-575-0511 E: fineart@oregon.cc ©1999 LANGARD MICRODEVELOPERS LLC
Dried Willow - Windrush Willow
Grower and supplier of willow for basketry as well as things made from willow, such as garden structures, fencing, baskets and hampers, furnitures and fishing creels.
http://www.windrushwillow.com/dried.html

Extractions: A bolt of willow is a tightly tied bundle defined as having a circumference of 3ft 2" (97cm) at the base (it therefore has a diameter of 12"). The amount of dried willow in a bolt will vary from season to season (depending on average thickness) there are a lot more rods in a bolt of 5fts than in 8fts approximate numbers are quoted bellow. Click here to view / download our fact sheet on dried willow
Craft Resource With Ideas, Patterns, Projects, Sites, Shopping, Books, And More.
Home / Bookstore / basketry basketry Books and Resources. Click for details. Clickfor details. Pine Needle basketry From Forest to Finished Project
http://www.craftsolutions.com/bookcategory.asp?bookcat=Basketry
Wicker Repair, Chair Caning, Antler Basketry & More!
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: WickerWoman.com is a free service information and resource only website for all your wicker furniture, chair caning and basketry needs, with no e-commerce. We do not charge, or receive any remuneration for posting and suggesting websites listed on our Great Links page, or on the rest of the site. Nor do we sell items directly from this site, or by mail order, but may in the future. Navigation bars are at the top and bottom of each page of the website. Here's a sample of pages offered on the site.... Get the answers to your most frequently asked questions about wicker furniture repair and seat weaving (cane, rush, splint, Danish Modern, seagrass), from the expert, The Wicker Woman/Cathryn Peters. Searching for someone to repair your wicker or cane furniture? Do you have questions about how to care for your pieces, or maybe you want to DIY and fix that furniture you have? Then click here for answers to that question and many more concerning wicker furniture and seat weaving!

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