Truer words were never spoken. :angelic:
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Any theme that will sell, apparently. I've even seen nesting dolls with "totem pole" designs inspired by the totem poles of the US and Canadian NW...
Yes, that's what the real ones look like. Nice basket; Thompson River? A search for "Salish indian woven basket purse" would indicate that...
Here for comparison is a basket described as Indonesian Ate grass, sold through Novica; see...
This is not Salish, or Canadian First Nations (or Native American) of any kind; it is from the same country as the Etsy basket, you are right...
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While researching some paint-by-numbers that my Mom did, I found out that some fetch reasonable prices; $25-$50. They have a distinctive almost...
Found an old cribbage board; nice wood inlays. I had to get replacement pegs from Rockler, and I made a replacement cover for the peg compartment....
I agree it doesn't look like typical Inuit. The syllabics would be Sa Mi in Cree also, I think. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cree_syllabics The...
Thanks; I've got more, but packed up or buried in the house somewhere.... or given away. Mini-lathes such as Dremel are pretty safe, actually.
The market for bagpipe chanters is somewhat limited; but even though this is not a top-end retailer or maker, it is unusual to have the keys....
And John Grey and Sons did market bagpipes: http://www.thebagpipemuseum.com/John_Grey_&_Sons.html Here's the mark on that one: [ATTACH]
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