Handmade baskets may look simple, but they can reveal a surprising amount about the people who make and use them. For centuries, communities around the world have woven baskets from materials such as ...
Artist Grove debuts with an inspiring guide to weaving baskets from foraged plants. Wild basketry, she says, requires crafters to cultivate “awareness of the natural world.” As people start paying ...
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I spent 7 hours making this unique basket!
In this video, I explore basket weaving techniques using natural materials found in Southern California. I experiment with ...
Under the scorching afternoon sun of Bolgatanga, a rural community north of Ghana, Patience Apambila is splitting strands of dry grass in preparation for weaving them into baskets. Apambila is one of ...
James Carthel picks up a handful of brown, dried-out grass from his yard - six or eight narrow strands, each several inches long. He divides the bundle into two sections and squirts some water to make ...
ST. STEPHEN, S.C. – For most of his 80 years, Joe Mazyck has been harvesting the soft, pliable sweetgrass used to make the iconic baskets that have been woven by slaves and their descendants for ...
Under the scorching afternoon sun of Bolgatanga, a rural community north of Ghana, Patience Apambila is splitting strands of dry grass in preparation for weaving them into baskets. Apambila is one of ...
This article was originally published on the blog of the Chicago Architecture Biennial, the largest platform for contemporary architecture in North America. The 2017 Biennial, entitled Make New ...
Mary Jackson, who is featured in museums like the Smithsonian, works in the fiber-arts tradition of the Gullah Geechee of coastal South Carolina. Credit... Supported by By Shane Mitchell Photographs ...
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