Indian Basketry: Studies in a Textile Art Without Machinery; Volume 2

This book is a fascinating work that examines the intricate art of basket weaving in Native American cultures and provides unique insights into the history and cultural practices of indigenous peoples. Otis Tufton Mason presents a detailed study of the materials, techniques, and symbolism behind the baskets and other woven objects, revealing the ways in which they were used in everyday life, as well as in sacred and ceremonial contexts.

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