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<p>[QUOTE="2manybooks, post: 4324659, member: 8267"]Yes, a sweetgrass basket in the Gullah tradition.</p><p><br /></p><p>A nice article. Note that the sweetgrass used in these baskets - <i>Muhlenbergia filipes -</i> is not the same plant as the sweetgrass used in the Native American tradition - <i>Hierochloe odorata.</i> A cause for some confusion. And I would disagree with the article's statement that the technique used in Gullah baskets is unusual. Coilng is a very widespread method of making basketry.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="2manybooks, post: 4324659, member: 8267"]Yes, a sweetgrass basket in the Gullah tradition. A nice article. Note that the sweetgrass used in these baskets - [I]Muhlenbergia filipes -[/I] is not the same plant as the sweetgrass used in the Native American tradition - [I]Hierochloe odorata.[/I] A cause for some confusion. And I would disagree with the article's statement that the technique used in Gullah baskets is unusual. Coilng is a very widespread method of making basketry.[/QUOTE]
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