Chumash
Chumash baskets are greatly admired for their history and beauty. Beginning with the European explorers to Southern California area of Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo and Ventura Counties. The range stretched inward up to the western edge of the San Joaquin Valley.Chumash baskets were traded for and purchased. Many of which were taken by ships to the East Coast and back to Europe. The Chumash high quality baskets date from 1790-1800s. Chumash baskets ceased to be produced not long after 1900.
The Chumash used methods known as twining and coiling in their basketry. The baskets were traditionally in red and black with white sumac or tan to golden juncus backgrounds. It was very common for the designs to have a band about its own width from the top, (usually 1 inch).
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A Chumash bowl
Item#: 1375N
Woven in a beautiful golden color, and decorated with a checkered band near the rim.
Circa: 1880
Diameter: 11in
Height: 5in
Category:
Indian Baskets - Chumash
A Remarkable Chumash Polychrome Fancy Basket
Item#: SOLD - 3036
Decorated with a design of twenty-four rows of vertical diamond designs in gold and black. A clog design going around the base and the upper sides of the basket has two beautiful horizontal designs.
Circa: 1820
Diameter 15in
Height: 8in
Category:
Indian Baskets - Chumash
A Rare Chumash polychrome olla gift basket
Item#: 2036 -SOLD
This rare Chumash polychrome olla gift basket has a rounded shoulder and is woven with a gold juncus background covered with a net design. The rim has six woven accent decorations.
Circa 1875
Diameter: 7in
Height:6in
Category:
Indian Baskets - Chumash
A Chumash tray
Item#: 9461
Circa: 1840
Ref: Native American Indian Basketry of Southern California, page 35
Diameter: 11 1/4in
Height: 2 1/4in
Category:
Indian Baskets - Chumash
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