Vintage Tohono O’odham Style Coiled Basket 9” Cameron Trading Post Arizona.
The weaving is exceptionally tight and detailed, measuring approximately 56 stitches per square inch. The dark material appears consistent with the traditional devil’s claw often used in Southwestern basketry, contrasted against lighter natural plant fibers.
This shallow form works beautifully as a display basket, wall piece, or centerpiece and has a wonderfully graphic geometric appearance.
- Approximately 9" diameter
- Approximately 1½" deep/lip
- About 56 stitches per square inch
- Natural cream and dark brown fibers
- Hand-coiled construction
- Purchased from Cameron Trading Post
- Southwestern Native American basketry, likely Tohono O’odham/Papago tradition
- Vintage condition with age-appropriate variations and wear to the natural fibers; please review photographs closely
A lovely example of tightly woven Southwestern basketry with especially attractive concentric patterning.
Vintage treasures have already lived a little life before finding their way to you. Please expect the occasional bit of age, character, patina, or imperfection—it’s all part of the charm! Photos are part of the description, so please take a good look and feel free to ask questions.
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