This large handled basket is an exceptional example of Indigenous Southwest basketry, handwoven in the 1970s–1980s using traditional coiled techniques and natural desert fibers. Measuring approximately 12 inches in diameter, the basket sits 1.5 inches tall at the rim and reaches 7.5 inches tall with the handle. Its sturdy construction, tight coil work, and bold geometric striping reflect the artisan’s skill and the cultural heritage of Southwest Indigenous weaving traditions. This is a collector‑level art piece suitable for display in curated homes, galleries, or Native American art collections.
Basket measures approximately 12 inches in diameter, sits 1.5 inches tall, and stands 7.5 inches tall with the handle. Extremely sturdy and well‑made with tight coil work and strong geometric striping. One minor flaw noted: a small area at the base of the handle where a coil is slightly unraveled (see photo). Otherwise excellent pre‑owned condition. Originally made and purchased in the 1970s–1980s by the original owner.
Basket will be packed securely with protective padding to ensure safe delivery. Ships quickly from a smoke-free environment.
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