41. Basketry basketry The art of basketry is arguably as old as the human species. http://www.chinabasketry.com/basketry.html

Basketry Supplies Gift Storage ... Site Map Basketry Basketry is the art of weaving together naturally occurring materials into a bowl or similar style vessel. There are several different types of basketry, including coiled, plaiting, and twining; and each have there own unique characteristics. It is a skill that is rooted in early human civilization and is still practiced by artists and craftsman all over the world. The earliest examples of basketry can be dated to well over 10,000 years ago; far outdating the earliest known examples of pottery. However, it is hard to establish exactly how old the practice is because baskets are always made from natural materials that eventually decay and disappear. There are some that speculate that basket making has existed as long as humans themselves. Traditional basketry is almost always done with natural fibers. Rattan, which is a reed, is a particularly common basket making material, as it is easy to find and is quite sturdy. As a general rule, baskets have always been made from materials that are easily found near the location of the basket weaver. Basketry Basketry Supplies Learning Center Site Map ... Home

42. Welcome To The Georgia Basketry Association Homepage! Welcome to the Georgia basketry Association Homepage! The purpose of the Georgia basketry Association shall be to perpetuate the art of basketry, stimulate interest and http://georgiabasketry.com/

Welcome to the Georgia Basketry Association Homepage! The purpose of the Georgia Basketry Association shall be to perpetuate the art of basketry, stimulate interest and knowledge in all phases of basketry, and preserve the importance of basketry as a heritage craft. Membership is open to anyone of similar purpose. The 2011 GBA convention will be held on February 4, 5, 6 Georgia Basket Fest (click above for convention information) Other Information on the GBA Website GBA 2010-11 Officers GBA 2011 Convention Georgia Guilds GBA Newsletters ... Check for more information. If you'd like to make any additions or corrections to the links page, please contact the webmaster

43. Basketry basketry B asketry is one of the oldest aboriginal crafts and prehistoric technologies in North America. basketry is still a popular craft today. http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/prehistory/ancienttech/basketry.html

Basketry B asketry is one of the oldest aboriginal crafts and prehistoric technologies in North America. Basketry is still a popular craft today. It includes weaving, knotting and entwining things to make baskets, matting, bags and even prehistoric footwear. Throughout the history of archeological findings, no two populations have designed styles of basketry that are identical. Overall, basketry artifacts hold an important role in regional chronologies and interregional relationships. The art of basketry uses many resources to create the products. The most common materials are plant parts. These include: grasses, leaves, stems, stalks, twigs, bark, roots and corn shuck. These elements are either used by themselves or as combinations. The most commonly used base structure is cordage. Cordage is usually two or more elements combined. Cordage is usually bark, corn shuck, stems or grasses. Two of these elements are tightly braided or twisted together. They are then used on the different types of construction methods. Coiling is a form of constructing a bag or basket. When this is done one essential element is coiled around and then the different orbits are stitched together to create adhesion with the second essential element. A spiral configuration is formed when the product is finished. Bark, woody shoots and grass stems are the most common in this construction.

44. The Basketry Studio Welcome! Jim and Jimmie are master basket makers and workshop leaders working from their home/studio in Sneads Ferry, North Carolina. Their work is marketed under the name http://thebasketrystudio.com/

45. Crafts - Basketry Our round reed is of prime quality, tough and smooth. Size l is generally used for weaving. 1/16 (1.5 mm) dia., approx. 1500 ft. More. http://www.enasco.com/artsandcrafts/Crafts/Basketry/

46. Basketry -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia basketry, art and craft of making interwoven objects, usually containers, from flexible vegetable fibres, such as twigs, grasses, osiers, bamboo, and rushes, or from plastic or http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/55271/basketry

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47. American Indian Basketry Official web site for CA State Parks American Indian basketry is among the finest in the world. From boldly designed cooking baskets of the Yokuts to the exquisitely made http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=24166

48. Basketry Merit Badge U.S. Scouting Service Project Describe precautions you should take to safely use basketry tools and materials. http://usscouts.org/mb/mb027.asp

49. History Of Basketmaking Historical and Anthropological information regarding baskets and basketry. basketry through the ages, research, archaeology, origins of basketry styles and traditions. http://www.basketmakers.org/topics/history/historymenu.htm

Home Chat Events Features ... Search Topics Home Shop A - Z Art Basketry ... Graphics History Holidays/Seasons Naturals News Organizations ... Wholesale BasketMakers.com is funded solely by donations, ads and affiliate income and is maintained by the volunteer hours of its owner. Thank you to those who support this site History of Basketry Historical and Anthropological information regarding baskets and basketry. Basketry through the ages, research, archaeology, origins of basketry styles and traditions. Archeology Of Basketry The study of basketry in the context of archeology. Archaeological sites where digs have included remnants of basketry, current researchers and cultural history as it relates to baskets and basketmakers in early history. Traditions Of Basketry Tradition and history of regional basketry styles. Photographs Historic photos and other images that include basketry. Books Basketry Books Auctions Basketry Splint Baskets Pine Needle Native American ... Gourd Basket Supplies Search Search this site Susi Nuss - Editor Susi Nuss Link to us About us Feed Help Support this site Site Hosted By

50. Basketry Definition Of Basketry In The Free Online Encyclopedia. basketry, art of weaving or coiling and sewing flexible materials to form vessels or other commodities. The materials used include twigs, roots, strips of hide, splints, osier http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/basketry

51. TAI Gallery/Textile Arts: Contemporary Japanese Bamboo Art Master artists of Japanese bamboo basketry, biographies and photos of woven bamboo basketry. Additionally, an extensive, well-illustrated section on plaiting techniques employed. http://www.textilearts.com/bamboo/

TAI Gallery / Textile Arts represents over 30 Japanese bamboo artists. Most of these artists belong to one of two professional associations although a few are independent. The Nitten (Japan Fine Arts Exhibition) emphasizes art and sculptural beauty. The Nihon Kogeikai (Japan Craft Arts Association) emphasizes beauty in functional form and technical excellency. The Kogeikai works with the Agency for Cultural Affairs in the selection of craft artists to be named as Living National Treasures of Japan. Some established artists choose to not be associated with a professional association. Young artists who have not yet joined an association are also included in this group. More information on the professional associations and many of the artists represented by TAI Gallery / Textile Arts can be found in Robert T. Coffland's book, Contemporary Japanese Bamboo Arts, available from Paragon Books and Amazon.com. Exhibition catalogs of many of the artists shown here are now available for online viewing on our Publications page ; a link to the artist's catalog also can be found on the respective artists' pages.

52. Basketry Merit Badge a great place to start working on your Scouting rank advancement http://www.meritbadge.com/mb/027.htm

Boy Scout Merit Badge Requirements BASKETRY Information about this merit badge has been moved to the following page: http://meritbadge.org/wiki/index.php?title=Basketry

53. Basketry In The Pitt Rivers basketry IN THE PITT RIVERS MUSEUM basketry, in the broadest sense, has been used for a long time by peoples all over the world to make a wide variety of useful http://basketry.ashmolean.org/

Basketry IN THE PITT RIVERS MUSEUM Basketry , in the broadest sense, has been used for a long time by peoples all over the world to make a wide variety of useful and decorative objects. The Pitt Rivers Museum has on show many such things, illustrating basketry techniques and the diverse sorts of materials which may be used. Information on most of the basketry on show is given here and links to the Pitt Rivers Museum catalogues are provided where available. Select an option: Introduction if you are new to basketry, this section is a useful guide both to baskets and to the way the museum is laid out The Collection Basketry Techniques Basketry Materials Basketry Uses where the baskets come from and who collected them [currently under construction Contemporary Basketmakers and the Pitt Rivers Museum Conservation Definitions [currently under construction Bibliography Links to other related sites [currently under construction Acknowledgements If you have found any material which you think is incorrect, have any additional information, or any other comment, please contact

54. Basketry - All Fiber Arts Free patterns, supplies and projects, for basket weaving. http://www.allfiberarts.com/cs/baskets.htm

Basketry - All Fiber Arts Links to information, free patterns, shops and resources for basket weaving. LINK REPORT HOME FORUM CHAT ... BOOK STORE Enter your search terms Submit search form Web www.allfiberarts.com Link Library Basketry Beadwork Blogs Bobbin Lace ... All Feature Articles Sponsored Links Basketry Coiled Wool Basket Instructions for making a coiled basket using Fantti wool yarn. Karelian Basketry The making of Karelian birch baskets, naalbinding, felting and other traditional crafts were part of an EU project, Handiscola. Cedar Bark Baskets Anna Billy shows how to make cedar bark baskets, at the Gibsons Landing Fibre Festival. Disappearing Acts: How to Weave a Basket The Guardian visits basketmaker Jon Henley. Basketry on You Tube Links to great how-to videos on basketry making EBay Watch document.write(''); Basket weaving supplies Basketry Books Check out our updated bookstore for new basketry books Basketmakers About.com's former Basketry Guide, Susi Nuss has moved her material to a new website. Holiday Basketry Valentine's Day Baskets Easter Baskets SEARCH AGAIN Books Basketry BasketMaking for Fun and Profit How to Make Baskets The Basketry Book Coiled Art with Pine Needles Birch Bark Quill Box Natural Baskets CA UK Handmade Baskets CA UK Basketry Techniques CA UK Art of Basketry CA UK Splint Woven Basketry CA UK Twill Basketry CA UK Pine Needle Basketry CA UK CA Indian Basket Weaving UK Hopi Basket Weaving CA UK Appalachian Basketmaking CA UK Baskets CA UK Handmade Baskets CA UK Sign up for our New Newsletter Feature Articles Newsletter Link Library All Fiber Arts ... All Treks.com

55. Basketry :: Origins And Centres Of Development -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia basketry, Origins and centres of development, Britannica Online Encyclopedia, Something about the prehistoric origins of basketry can be assumed from archaeological evidence. http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/55271/basketry/73959/Origins-and-centr

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56. Pechanga Band Of Luiseno Indians - Basketry Welcome to the web site of the Pechanga Band of Luise o Indians. Here you will find news and information about the culture, history, tribal government and economy of the http://www.pechanga-nsn.gov/page?pageId=106

57. Basketry - Books, Pictures, Posters And News On Your Favorite Pursuit, Hobbies A basketry news 100 percent authentic Casino hosts Native American festival Green Valley News Oct 27, 2010 Colorful booths will feature basketry, carvings, paintings, jewelry http://basketry.purzuit.com/

58. Basketry Meetup Groups - Basketry Meetups Helps groups of people with shared interests plan meetings and form offline clubs in local communities around the world about basketry http://basketry.meetup.com/

document.body.className += (!document.body.className) ? 'hasJS' : ' hasJS'; Basketry Meetup Groups Meet other local basket weavers or folks who want to learn more about basketry. Related topics: None. Cities with the most people interested in Basketry Meetups Conway, AR interested Jacksonville, FL interested New York, NY interested Albuquerque, NM interested Alpharetta, GA interested Ambridge, PA interested Anaheim, CA interested Andalusia, AL interested Arlington, VA interested Athens, GA interested Atlanta, GA interested Attleboro, MA interested Birmingham, AL interested Brooklyn, NY interested Brooksville, FL interested Burnaby, BC, Canada interested Cedar Park, TX interested Charlotte, NC interested Chicago, IL interested Corinth, NY interested Subscribe to a feed of Basketry Meetup Groups RSS Atom Find Basket Weavers near you Country USA Canada United Kingdom Italy Australia Afghanistan Albania Algeria American Samoa Andorra Angola Anguilla Antarctica Argentina Armenia Aruba Australia Austria Azerbaijan Bahamas Bahrain Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bermuda Bhutan Bolivia Bosnia-Herzegovina Botswana Brazil Brunei Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Canada Cape Verde Cayman Islands Central Africa Chad Chile China Colombia Comoros Congo Congo (Dem. Rep.)

59. Hopi Basketry Presentation Hopi basketry presentation. Includes ceremony and symbolism, basket designs, uses of Hopi baskets, and techniques and tools used for making and decorating baskets. http://www.nativeweb.org/pages/baskets/index.php

Hopi Basketry Presentation Anthropology 310b, Spring Quarter 1995 Prof. Carol Jolles Part 1: History and Meaning (Rohith Sood) Part 2: Manufacture and Decoration (Cecil Lewis) Part 3: Bibliography This presentation was created using an HP Scanjet 2cx, and was shown to approximately 40 people on May 30th, 1995. Utilizing a Mac Quadra 660 with an AV output, the pages were shown to the class using software. Accompanying the presentation was a 4 page handout, and of course the knowledgeable oral presentation of the 2 students above. The handout, graphical presentation, and this optional WWW accompaniment were created by Frank Provo. This HTML version of the presentation (handout included) was assembled by Karen M. Strom and is hosted on her server. A few additional images have been scanned with a HP Scanjet 3c and the exhibit has been made friendly for all browsers we have available for testing. See also the Hopi Basketry website of the Hopi Cultural Preservation Office. This page was last modified on October 19, 2010

60. Peggy Sanders Brennan Weaves Cherokee Bas Information includes harvesting and processing river cane, weaving techniques for traditional southeast Indian and Oklahoma Indian baskets, descriptions of Southeastern Indian baskets and their uses, gathering and preparing plants for basket weaving and dyes. http://www.angelfire.com/ok3/basketry/

U li helis di (Welcome) Tsa la gi ta lu tsa di gvs gi (Cherokee Basket Weaver) Peggy is available for class instruction, demonstrations and presentations of Southeastern Indian basketry culture., Peggy Sanders Brennan Classes Edmond Fine Arts Institute 2007 ongoing classes in basketweaving and fiber arts contact pbweave@yahoo.com or call 405 341-4481 Cherokee Patterns, Kits and Books Peggy Sanders Brennan View: Native Baskets Booklet and Original Patterns Purchase Native Baskets , a spiral bound booklet. Learn about gathering and processing plants for weaving baskets, making dyes. Booklet contains information about Southeast Indian baskets and culture. Contact Peggy at pbweave@yahoo.com ... , excerpt Pattern Photos Chief's Daughter's Mat Chief's Daughters and Arrows Mat Chief's Daughters and Arrow Tray Chief's Daughters with Arrows Basket ... Cherokee Purse Cherokee Double Wall Pattern The pattern uses #2 round reed. The completed basket will be about 3" tall and 4" to 5" round. The Cherokee double wall basket is a wicker plaited basket. It was created by the Oklahoma (Western) Cherokees when they were removed from North Carolina to Oklahoma. This writer believes the wicker basket has strong resemblance to the Appalacian sewing basket. The traditional basket of Oklahoma is woven of honeysuckle or buckbrush. Many weave the basket in round reed for a contemporary basket. Contact Peggy at pbweave@yahoo.com

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