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Cherokee polychrome twill plaited basket (rivercane)

Cherokee polychrome twill plaited basket (rivercane)


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Cherokee polychrome twill plaited basket (rivercane)

739787 Cherokee polychrome twill plaited basket (rivercane) by American School; length: 24.1 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Double-women of natural and dyed split rivercane with geometric design); Photo eChristies Images; American, out of copyright

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American Indian Artefact Artifact Cherokee Crate Dyed Patterned Plaited Polychrome Twill Woven Ethnography


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This print showcases a stunning Cherokee polychrome twill plaited basket, crafted from rivercane. Measuring 24.1 cm in length, this exquisite artifact is part of a private collection and holds immense cultural significance. The intricate craftsmanship of this double-woven basket is truly remarkable. Made by skilled American artisans, it features a combination of natural and dyed split rivercane meticulously woven together to create an eye-catching geometric design. The vibrant colors used in the dyeing process add depth and beauty to the overall pattern. As an important piece of ethnography, this traditional Cherokee basket represents the rich heritage and artistic traditions of Native American culture. Its box-like shape with a lid suggests its functionality as both storage container and possibly even as a walking stick or cane. The careful plaiting technique employed in creating this masterpiece ensures its durability while maintaining its aesthetic appeal. Each stitch tells a story, reflecting the skillful hands that brought it to life. Preserved through time, this artifact serves as a testament to the ingenuity and creativity of indigenous peoples throughout history. It stands as a reminder of their deep connection with nature and their ability to transform humble materials into works of art. Bridgeman Images has captured every intricate detail in this photograph, allowing us to appreciate the beauty and cultural significance held within this extraordinary Cherokee polychrome twill plaited basket.

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