Basket

Item number 1719/2 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.

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Description

Ovular basket with tall walls and a handle on each long side; rim is braided. Exterior is decorated with intertwined brown and dark brown step patterns; an animal is inside each peak and valley formed by the steps.

Narrative

Anna Billy noted (2000-08) that this basket could have been made by either Rose Andrew, Susan Andrew or Felicity Dan based on the style of weaving. Rose Andrew is from Mount Currie; she lived in Squamish for a while but then returned to Mount Currie. Susan Andrew is deceased.