The Great Basin Area of southern Nevada
and southeastern California, including Death Valley, is as barren a land as one could
imagine. It is almost like another world...yet is the nomadic home of the Panamints and
Paiutes. Living under these most austere conditions, they nevertheless have produced
outstanding examples of workmanship and design. Panamint weavers are noted for their
technical excellence, with some baskets counting sixty wefts to the inch. The basket
(bowl) shown here has characteristic flaring walls, and segments of the rim have
alternating light and dark rim "ticks". The techniques, materials, forms, and
designs of this basket is typical of coiled basketry from the Great Basin culture area.
Size: 6" high by
14-1/2" Diameter.
Price: SOLD. Very Good Condition.
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