Name: Quinault Basket with Lid and Nob
SKU: NW990600449
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Quinault Basket with Lid and Nob

Early/Mid 20th Century4.25" H x 2.25" H with Lid + 1.5" H x 2.125" D Nob x 15.25" DHand Woven Golden Background with Red, Black...

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Early/Mid 20th Century

4.25″ H x 2.25″ H with Lid + 1.5″ H x 2.125″ D Nob x 15.25″ D

Hand Woven Golden Background with Red, Black and Green Geometric Patterns

In Very Good Condition

The Quinault people, a Native American tribe from the Pacific Northwest (specifically the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State), are renowned for their intricate twined basketry traditions. These baskets, often made from spruce root, cedar bark, and other natural materials, served practical purposes like gathering, storage, and cooking while also holding deep cultural significance. A lidded storage or utility basket featuring a distinctive knob (or handle) on the lid for easy lifting. This style evolved in the 19th and early 20th centuries, influenced by interactions with neighboring tribes like the Makah and Quileute, incorporating wrapped twine techniques and decorative elements.

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Quinault Basket with Lid and Nob

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