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Klickitat Miniature Basket

Original price was: $800.00.Current price is: $148.00.

ca. 1920's1.125" H x 1.1875" DHand Coiled with Tan Background and Geometric Pattern with Purple Design and Scalloped RimExcellent ConditionKlickitat miniature baskets are small, finely...

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ca. 1920’s

1.125″ H x 1.1875″ D

Hand Coiled with Tan Background and Geometric Pattern with Purple Design and Scalloped Rim

Excellent Condition

Klickitat miniature baskets are small, finely crafted works of Native American basketry from the Klickitat people (also spelled Klikitat), a Sahaptin-speaking tribe historically from the Columbia River Plateau region in present-day Washington and Oregon. Often associated with related groups like the Yakama, these baskets showcase the distinctive imbrication techniquea folding-over method that overlays materials like dyed beargrass or cherry bark onto a coiled cedar root foundation, creating textured, colorful geometric or figural patterns unique to the Pacific Northwest.

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Klickitat Miniature Basket

Original price was: $800.00.Current price is: $146.00.

ca. 1920's1.125" H x 1.25" DHand Coiled with Tan Background with Striped and Geometric Design and Scalloped RimExcellent ConditionKlickitat miniature baskets are small, finely crafted...

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  • Fast & Reliable Delivery
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ca. 1920’s

1.125″ H x 1.25″ D

Hand Coiled with Tan Background with Striped and Geometric Design and Scalloped Rim

Excellent Condition

Klickitat miniature baskets are small, finely crafted works of Native American basketry from the Klickitat people (also spelled Klikitat), a Sahaptin-speaking tribe historically from the Columbia River Plateau region in present-day Washington and Oregon. Often associated with related groups like the Yakama, these baskets showcase the distinctive imbrication techniquea folding-over method that overlays materials like dyed beargrass or cherry bark onto a coiled cedar root foundation, creating textured, colorful geometric or figural patterns unique to the Pacific Northwest.

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