Spruce Root Dolls by Annie Lawrence


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Summary:

Annie was a master Spruce Root and Chilkat weaver. Annie wove spruce root baskets and dolls.

Traditional Knowledge:

Annie would say that spruce root dolls were all numbers and there was a lot of math involved in their creation.

People:

Master Weaver Annie Lawrence Working on Spruce Root Basketry

Digital Heritage

Community

Hoonah Community Members


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