Black & White Navajo Ceremonial Tree Basket - Elsie Holiday (#242)

Black & White Navajo Ceremonial Tree Basket - Elsie Holiday (#242)
Black & White Navajo Ceremonial Tree Basket - Elsie Holiday (#242)
Black & White Navajo Ceremonial Tree Basket - Elsie Holiday (#242)

Black & White Navajo Ceremonial Tree Basket - Elsie Holiday (#242)

Navajo Basket
Ceremonial Tree
12"
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Elsie Holiday Considered one of the best Navajo basket weavers, Elsie Stone Holiday married into the famed Douglas Mesa family of weavers. Weaving baskets has become almost an addiction for her. "When I go two or three days without weaving I get anxious to get started again," she says. She weaves 12 hours a day, 5 days a week. "Sometimes I think, 'How long can this last?'", she wistfully states, but for now she is content with her art, finding immense satisfaction in creating premier quality baskets. See full biography | See all items by Elsie Holiday

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Basketry
Basketry is a woman's industry, which is also pursued by the nadle (he changes), hermaphrodites, or men skilled in the arts and industries of both men and women. Basketry, however, is not classified with textile fabrics (yistl'o), but with sewing (nalkhad). It is of interest also that, while the basket is in progress, the sewer is untouched and avoided by the members of her family? More about this legend

Navajo Ceremonial Baskets
The Navajo wedding basket also reflects many values of traditional life and so often contains all six sacred mountains, including Huerfano and Gobernador Knob, though the size of the basket may determine the numher of mountains in the design. The center spot in the basket represents the beginning of this world, where the Navajo people emerged from a reed? More about this legend

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