Large Round Flat Wabanaki Northeast Coast Native Sewing Basket cheerful pottery bowls Any breakfast-time would be just

Any breakfast-time would be just a little brighter with it on the table

or just hung as ornaments here and there

so this likely was first used

It's quite different from every view--mostly blue from one side

it was made by Arthur Armour (1908-1998)

Large Round Flat Wabanaki Northeast Coast Native Sewing Basket cheerful pottery bowls Any breakfast-time would be justAs I've noted elsewhere, I've become a huge fan of Northeast Coast Native American baskets, which, made of sweetgrass and ash splint, exemplify a really distinctive, and inventive, material language. Wabanaki refers to the 5 tribes living in Maine, Vermont and Eastern Canada (The Abenaki, Maliseet, MicMac, Passamaquoddy and Penobscot). There are some unique attributes to the baskets of each tribe, but I am not entirely certain from which tribe this