Hopi Early Morning Coil Basket (#04)
$1,250.00
Hopi 1980's Coiled Basket
12 1/2"
Hopi basket makers make some of the finest basketry in North America. Many Puebloan people no longer weave baskets, but a select few Hopi women continue this centuries-old tradition. This weaving of a Hopi Sun Face Katsina is skillfully arranged and reflects upon symbolism and tradition in Hopi design. Each Hopi basket is linked to aspects of Hopi life, past and present. In particular, basketry designs reflect aspects of Hopi religion and agriculture. For the Hopi, just as the basket's fibers are woven together, so are all the pieces of Hopi culture: none is unrelated to another.
12 1/2"
Hopi basket makers make some of the finest basketry in North America. Many Puebloan people no longer weave baskets, but a select few Hopi women continue this centuries-old tradition. This weaving of a Hopi Sun Face Katsina is skillfully arranged and reflects upon symbolism and tradition in Hopi design. Each Hopi basket is linked to aspects of Hopi life, past and present. In particular, basketry designs reflect aspects of Hopi religion and agriculture. For the Hopi, just as the basket's fibers are woven together, so are all the pieces of Hopi culture: none is unrelated to another.
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Related legends:
Holy Ones
The meaning of the word hashch'e (Holy Ones) as employed in the names of some of the gods is not generally known. Moreover, it is not generally made public by the knowing ones who guard its meaning as a secret. Hashch'eltqii, the Talking God of the east, is the child of hayolkhal hastqin and hayolkhal esdza, to the Dawn Man and Woman? More about this legend
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