James, George Wharton, 1858-1923 · New York : H. Malkan · leaf 129
but pass diagonally over thesurface. (See Fig. 199). The esuwas, or water bottles, of the Havasupais are made in thisstyle, (see Fig. 222 Indian Basketry), and many of the fine baskets ofthe Pomas are also made in a similar manner. Fig. 200 shows how, by varying the color of the weft splints and… … FIG. 19S. APACHE, KLIKITAT, ALEUT AND HAIDA BASKETS INTHE FROHMAN COLLECTION. ment of the twine is passed horizontally along the upright warp stem,generally on the inside, while the other is wrapped around it and theupright warp, as seen in Fig. 201. The variation of one row of stitches
Indian baskets · Basket making
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