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Description

  • Foto Number: INW-161A-89

Around 1900 this little basket was the property of the Thompson River Salish, an Inland Salish group who lived in the area where the Thompson flows into the Fraser River. They carried on an active trade with the Stalo Halkomelem, who lived further down the Fraser River, and so acquired this basket. A Stalo woman wove it out of cedar roots, dyed grasses and bark fibers. (16 cm, NMM)
NMM = National Museum of Man, Ottawa

  • Keywords:
    North America USA Canada British Columbia Vancouver Island Coast-Salish Halkomelem INW weave basket National Museum of Man - Ottawa

Description

  • Foto Number: INW-161A-89

Around 1900 this little basket was the property of the Thompson River Salish, an Inland Salish group who lived in the area where the Thompson flows into the Fraser River. They carried on an active trade with the Stalo Halkomelem, who lived further down the Fraser River, and so acquired this basket. A Stalo woman wove it out of cedar roots, dyed grasses and bark fibers. (16 cm, NMM)
NMM = National Museum of Man, Ottawa

  • Keywords:
    North America USA Canada British Columbia Vancouver Island Coast-Salish Halkomelem INW weave basket National Museum of Man - Ottawa

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