Thanks @2manybooks! Truly. That's real research you've done on this one, and the possibility of a Xirundzu seems to make sense. The typical size...
Welcome to the community Ana.
Ta-da! Well done.
Awesome. Thank you. What's one more book, right?
Well, thanks first and foremost. I so appreciate your time and expertise. After spending some time trying to search the different types you...
I like the sound of that! Thanks for thinking about it. Here's the profile: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Welcome aboard, Iain!
Thanks for the observations. Here's some closer-ups of cross-sections. I think you may be right in it not being willow. But it doesn't look like...
Thanks, Whit!
I'm struggling to identify this basket. What piqued my interest was the rod foundation (as opposed to grass). Willow, maybe? Thanks for any help....
Thanks for the added info @Cloaked Artist! And welcome to Antiquers.
I like it. Has some life to it. What's on the top of his head?
There's definitely a shifty- back and forth how to 'see' it which is disorienting. I've decided I personally like it better from a distance. I...
The eyes are visually confusing. I've found that the face makes the most sense to me when I 'see' the red eye on the right and the blue eye on...
I got this portrait at a recent antique fair. The guy selling it said that he was told it was by an Oregon artist, but I haven't found one named...
Dude. I ask (and ask and ask) and you answer )and answer and answer). No need to "try harder"!
So true! I definitely think mine is more feminine, as the sash is too short for me to comfortably wear and would not come close to fitting...
Update: the feedback I received on a Navajo Weaving and Arts forum on FB is that this is genuine. It's called a sash bag and is part of a man's...
Sweet.
Thanks to all for the analysis.
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