Indigenous Southwest Coiled Basket w/ Handle – 12" Vintage 1970s–80s Art

Description

View Indigenous Southwest Coiled Basket w/ Handle – 12" Vintage 1970s–80s Art with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. This large handled basket is an exceptional example of Indigenous Southwest basketry, handwoven in the 1970s–1980s using traditional coiled techniques and natural desert fibers. Indigenous Southwest Handwoven Basket w/ Handle – 12" Coiled Art – 1970s–1980s. Indigenous Southwest Handwoven Basket w/ Handle – 12" Coiled Art – 1970s–1980s This large handled basket is an exceptional example of Indigenous Southwest basketry, handwoven in the 1970s–1980s using traditional coiled techniques and natural desert fibers. Measuring approximately 12 inches in diameter , the basket sits 1.5 inches tall at the rim and reaches 7.5 inches tall with the handle . Its sturdy construction, tight coil work, and bold geometric striping reflect the artisan’s skill and the cultural heritage of Southwest Indigenous weaving traditions. This is a collector‑level art piece suitable for display in curated homes, galleries, or Native American art collections. Features (F) Large 12" diameter Indigenous Southwest basket Traditional coiled construction using natural desert fibers Sturdy, well‑formed handle rising to 7.5" Low 1.5" tray-style profile with strong geometric striping Handwoven in the 1970s–1980s (per original owner) Collector-grade craftsmanship and display presence Issues (I) One minor flaw: small area of coil slightly unraveled at base of handle (see photo) Typical age-related variation in natural fibers Value (V) Highly collectible Indigenous Southwest basketry art Large handled form is uncommon and desirable 1970s–1980s era adds provenance and collector interest Displays beautifully in curated art settings Condition (C) Basket measures approximately 12 inches in diameter , sits 1.5 inches tall , and stands 7.5 inches tall with the handle . Extremely sturdy and well‑made with tight coil work and strong geometric striping. One minor flaw noted: a small area at the base of the handle where a coil is slightly unraveled (see photo). Otherwise excellent pre‑owned condition. Originally made and purchased in the 1970s–1980s by the original owner. Authenticity (A) Handwoven by an Indigenous Southwest artisan Traditional materials and coiled techniques Era confirmed by original owner (1970s–1980s) You will receive the exact basket shown Shipping Basket will be packed securely with protective padding to ensure safe delivery. Ships quickly from a smoke-free environment. Special Offer – S.). Looking for collectible coins and currency? Visit my coin store: The ProfMel Collection for curated coin lots and numismatic pieces. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Native American: US › 1935-Now › Baskets.

Provenance

Ownership History Not Available

Tribal Affiliation

Tohono O’odham (Papago Indian)

Country of Origin

United States

Culture

Native American: US

Handmade

Yes