Northeastern Iroquois Mohawk Indian Ash Cattail Basket Native American Basketry

Description

Offered is a unique piece: This is a artfully woven Ash Cattail Basketry Art, made by a member of the Iroquois Six Nations (Haudenosaunee--People of the Longhouse). This is most likey made by a Mohawk person from the St. Regis Reservation. It came with an ash flower made by Abe Gray.
The cattail measures 15 1/2" to the tip of the cattail.
Nice vintage condition. Slight fading to leaves. A few frays to ash slats. Please see pictures.
The bud vase is NOT included.
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* Most of the items we sell come from our personal collection gathered over the years from our travels, from Native powwows and craft stores, antique shops, auctions and estate sales. Now that our kids are in college and beyond, we are letting some items go so others can enjoy them.
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