Basketry

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Ida Kadashan Showing Some Of Her Dolls And Art

Ida Kadashan Showing Some Of Her Dolls And Art

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Art and Artists
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Ida Kadashan shows a sample of her artwork and regalia.
Amy Marvin

Amy Marvin

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Amy Marvin was Chookan sha of the Eagle moiety
Ida Kadashan

Ida Kadashan

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Ida Kadashan, Thunderbird Mother
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Sisters Mary Lawrence (L) and Amy Marvin (R)

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June, 1920 at the PAF Cannery, Excursion Inlet
Master Weaver Annie Lawrence Working on Spruce Root Basketry

Master Weaver Annie Lawrence Working on Spruce Root Basketry

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Annie wove her entire life and was an expert in spruce root and Chilkat weaving.
Hoonah Native Basket Weaver Post Card

Hoonah Native Basket Weaver Post Card

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Hoonah Weavers Visit Washington, DC

Hoonah Weavers Research at the Smithsonian in Washington, DC

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Hoonah weavers travel to Washington, D.C. to study Tlingit basketry, including early design, material and technique.
Hoonah Woman Selling Basketry at the Cannery

Hoonah Woman Selling Basketry at the Cannery

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In August 1935, the S.S. Aleutian stopped in Hoonah as part of their Southeast Alaska voyage. Locals sold their arts and crafts to the visitors.