Rocky Keezer Passamaquoddy Point Basket Wabanaki pearls The mask is removable from

The mask is removable from the base

making it possible for the Maine Indian Basketmakers Alliance to create an apprenticeship program for younger weavers in the 1990s

They are 7/8 inch wide

and geometric designs along top and bottom borders

particularly the Yup'ik

Rocky Keezer Passamaquoddy Point Basket Wabanaki pearls The mask is removable fromRocky Keezer is a son of Clara Keezer, a revered basket maker among the Wabanaki. He is a member of the Passamaquoddy tribe of Maine, one of the four tribes of the Wabanaki Alliance. From 2002, we present a nice basket with points and a ribbon finial. It is in excellent condition, with golden patina of time. 5 3 4 inches diameter at its widest x 6 1 2 inches high (including sweetgrass loop at top)