Serving Tray/Plateau de service | C2 Centre for Craft

Oblong serving tray, likely by a Salish maker. Decorated with zigzag and diamond motifs made with dyed cherry bark. Decorative cedar root stitching around top edge.

Plateau de service ovale, probablement d’origine salish. Décoré de motifs en zigzag et en losange faits avec de l’écorce de cerisier teinte. Couture décorative en racine de cèdre sur le bord supérieur.

Craftsperson Unknown

Materials/Matériaux Cedar root, cedar wood, cherry bark/Racine de cèdre, bois de cèdre, écorce de cerisier

Dimensions 65.5cm (l) x 32.5cm (w) x 5.5cm (h)

Date Late 20th century/Fin du 20e siècle

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