Basket/Panier | C2 Centre for Craft

Birch bark basket; likely by an Ojibwe or Cree maker. Rim is stitched with spruce root dyed brown and black in alternating sections.

Panier en écorce de bouleau, probablement d’origine ojibwée ou crie. Le bord est cousu avec de la racine d’épinette teinte en brun et noir et utilisée en sections alternées.

Craftsperson Unknown

Materials/Matériaux Birch bark, spruce root/Écorce de bouleau, racine d’épinette

Dimensions 37.4cm (l) x 31.5cm (w) x 15.3cm (h)

Date Early 20th century/Début du 20e siècle

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