Explore the rich heritage of Native American artistry with this definitive guide by Clara Lee Tanner. "Indian Baskets of the Southwest" is a comprehensive resource for collectors and historians, covering the intricate weaving techniques, materials, and symbolic designs of tribes such as the Apache, Pima, Papago, and Hopi.
This 1989 second printing features over 400 detailed photographs and drawings that document the evolution of basketry from prehistoric times to the contemporary era. Published by the University of Arizona Press, this hardcover edition includes its original dust jacket and serves as an essential reference for anyone passionate about Southwestern indigenous crafts and culture.
Item condition: Very Good. The hardcover and binding are firm. Internal pages are clean, crisp, and free of markings. The dust jacket shows minor shelf wear and light rubbing at the edges but remains bright and intact.
