Passed down from generation to generation since the 1700s, the sweetgrass basket craft is unique to the Lowcountry and represents one of the oldest West African art forms in America. Lowcountry Tradition Along North Highway 17, sweetgrass basket makers set

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Woman weaving large round basket

The source for this is an article of the same name by Stephanie Hunt in “Charleston: The City Magazine”. The photos are by Peter Frank Edwards. “Mary Jackson is an African …

Learn about the art of weaving sweetgrass baskets, and then check out four South Carolina locations where you can purchase a basket to take home.

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Passamaquoddy Sweetgrass Baskets Maine Indian/Wabanaki Baskets of the Northeast Woodlands - Traditional baskets of brown ash woodsplints & sweetgrass Deborah Gabriel Brooks PASSAMAQUODDY WEAVER Shop Now The Wabanaki tribes are composed of five tribes in the Northeast woodlands of Maine and the Maritimes: The Passamaquooddy, Maliseets, Penobscot, and Micmac. Maine Indian Passamaquoddy basketry is centuries…