TRAY BASKET CIRCA 1930'S BY EMMA NEUMANN (PIMA)
$5,000.00
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TRAY BASKET CIRCA 1930'S BY EMMA NEUMANN (PIMA)
Pima baskets are considered among the finest of Southwest baskets with some of the finest weaves measuring over 20 stitches and 8 coils per inch and ranging in size from 2 feet in diameter to less than an inch. The Pima call themselves Akimel O'odham, which means the "River People". They are descended from the Hohokam culture, which flourished between 200- 1450 AD in what is now southern and central Arizona.
Measurements: 13" diameter x 2 1/2" deep
This is a consignment item and is not eligible for layaway.
Pima baskets are considered among the finest of Southwest baskets with some of the finest weaves measuring over 20 stitches and 8 coils per inch and ranging in size from 2 feet in diameter to less than an inch. The Pima call themselves Akimel O'odham, which means the "River People". They are descended from the Hohokam culture, which flourished between 200- 1450 AD in what is now southern and central Arizona.
Measurements: 13" diameter x 2 1/2" deep
This is a consignment item and is not eligible for layaway.