Featured Basket not sure if native american, pakistani, or african

I bought this at the salvation army, I have no idea how to id baskets. I tried going online but not much concrete info was given that I could see.
It is extremely tightly woven there are no broken parts. Its about 15" diameter- so pretty large. The distinctive thing is the herringbone stitch at the edges.

Anyone know what this is?

Thanks.

 

That looks legit to me. I think you've got a great find. But let's wait for the experts to chime in.

 

Congratulations, @Mom23 - you have acquired a very nice Pima basket.

https://www.medicinemangallery.com/native-american-art/antique-indian-baskets/pima

 

Just posting your close-up!!

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Oh wow! I am so happy. I lived near the Pima reservation in Arizona for a long time.

 

Congrats,amazing find ! Don't forget to contribute this Christmas,when you hear that little bell ringing.One of the big NA finds of the year so far.

 

nice basket
nice size
the double twist puts it in the circa 1900 age....give or take 10 years...

 

Beautiful basket! Is the central design a turtle? (important symbol)

 

Thanks for pointing out this detail, AJ.

 

If it IS a turtle, I will be even more overjoyed!
Thank you for all the replies... stunned.

 

I need to take AJ with me hunting Indian artifacts in our creek. Her eyes miss nothing!

 

Would love to join you.

 

Any time. Lots of beds to put you up. Just has to be dry in the creek. Mostly I find fossils.

 

Thanks for asking about the basket, @Mom23 -- And welcome to Antiquers!

 

Thank you Figtree3! Happy to be here.