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Hand Crafted Hopi Coiled Native American Basketry Kachina Design Plaque Created from Gatd And Dyed Native American Plants

Circa 1910 - 1940

12 inches in diameter by x 1/2 inch deep

Condition; Good! - About 1/3 of the rim-edge-coil stitches have worn off, and the color has faded a little more on the front than on the back.

Description; This is a mystical old Hopi basket with a dramatic and beautiful appearance.

The design looks like the "Salak Mana" (Shalako Maiden) a Zuni kachina that sometimes visits the Hopi Mesas

Most baskets of this type come from Second Mesa on the Hopi reservation in northern Arizona .

This basket is from a New Mexico Estate.

Shipping can be combined on multiple items if feasible.

Satisfaction is guaranteed.

Buyer pays shipping and a 10% restocking fee, if the item is returned. The restocking fee is waived if the item differs significantly from the description. Please contact me within three business days of receipt if you wish to return an item.

This item is guaranteed to be authentic and in the condition described.

This auction is presented by Jerry Weisberg trading in tribal antiques since 1973.

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