Basket

Item number 2023.O.002:2 from the Sto:lo Research & Resource Management Centre.

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Description

Coiled cedar bark basket. Dark brown trapezoid decorations and loop, the trapezoid pattern is slanted to the left, a mark of Nlaka’pamux weavers. The small loop is connected to the top of the basket. It is a pale yellowish white, with medium brown details

Notes

Coil baskets which are unique to the Coast Salish area, originated in the Nlaka’pamux (Thompson) area and were shared with the Stó:lo people (Lower Fraser)