PORT ANGELES — For millenniums, the tribes of the Olympic Peninsula have been sharing and trading basketry styles and weaving techniques — and that tradition continues to this day. So said Jamie ...

Cherokee rivercane baskets have been getting smaller. These days, an intricately woven basket might be only the diameter of an apple. Artisans have been making some baskets smaller to make the most of ...

Carolyn Smith knew she had a lot to learn when she arrived on the banks of the Klamath River 15 years ago. That summer, tribal elders taught her the cultural significance of hand-woven baskets and how ...

While it’s often thought that basket weaving is a dying art form, it’s actually very much alive and well all across the world, and even right here in Michigan. “It still exist in a lot of places, you ...

Humans have been weaving limbs, vines and leaves together for thousands of years. Archaeologists have shown that baskets pre-date pottery in certain areas of the world. They come in all shapes and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Keptin James Bernard from Lennox Island, P.E.I., with a hamper basket made in his workshop. He learned to weave baskets from his ...