Object class: Basketry (object genre) / Collector: E. L. McLeod Memorial Collection - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Image of Hearst Museum object 2-10311, Bag, described as Flexible, twined, made of corn husks and hemp. Design of superimposed triangles and diamonds in straw-colored material..

Image of Hearst Museum object 2-10309, Bag, described as Twined, made of hemp and corn husks. Old and worn. Decoration on one side: crisscrossed lines. On the opposite: rectangles bisected diagonally..

Image of Hearst Museum object 2-10312, Bag, described as Twined bag; made of hemp and corn husks; decoration of diamonds and triangles; repaired..

Image of Hearst Museum object 2-10310, Bag, described as Flexible, twined, made of corn husks and hemp, with diamonds and triangular decorative pattern in worsted and dyed materials, red, black, and green..

Image of Hearst Museum object 1-20808, Basket, described as Openwork, twined. Made of hazel twigs. Tag "Eel River". Second tag "Northwest California". Third tag "44". Fourth tag "No. 44 property of Mrs. George H. Taylor, Fresno, Cal." Fifth tag "Klamath River Tribes att." Sixth tag "44". Per Ralph Shanks: Openwork twined basket. The basket has two pairs of 4 crossed warps at the starting knot. The warp material is probably hazel. The wefts are conifer root at the base, and possibly hazel for the rest of the basket. At the base there is plain twining to the edge, where there is one weft row of three strand twining. Plain twining then continues to the rim. The warp sticks are crossed at the top row, as well as a few other areas on the basket. At the rim the basket has two closer spaced rows of wefts. At the rim the warps are bent and then woven into a herringbone pattern, bound down to the interior, and then cut. The basket has an up to the right slant of weft twist. The basket has a rightward work direction with an exterior workface. The basket is from Northwestern California, possibly Wiyot based on the Eel River collection area and the smooth weaving of the basket..

Image of Hearst Museum object 2-10290, Basket, described as Deep, overlaid, twined, flat bottom and nearly perpendicular sides. Decoration of 2 groups of 2 narrow bands, each encircling the middle and upper part of the basket, in red and straw color dyes..

Image of Hearst Museum object 2-10289, Basket, described as Flexible, overlaid, twined, with flat bottom and nearly perpendicular sides; decoration of geometric designs in red, black, white, yellow, and blue dyes, the motifs being chiefly diamonds, triangles and zigzag lines in bands..

Image of Hearst Museum object 1-20802, Basket, described as Handled basket; twined. Warp and weft are Hazel (Corylus cornuta californica). Rim is Hazel and grape (Vitus californica) bound. Hoops are Willow (Salix)..

Image of Hearst Museum object 2-10298, Basket, described as Rectangular, coiled. Flaring sides, decoration: 5-sided figures with apices joined. One such figure on upper half of each side of basket..

Image of Hearst Museum object 2-10330, Basket, described as Cross sticks and network of native twining. 2 projecting arms are wound with rope made of human hair. Sticks broken. Band, 3 over--3 under technique..

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