june, 2018
Event Details
Baskets have long been an integral part of Native American culture as storage containers, carrying baskets, cradleboards, and in burial practices. Bark from pine, ash, or birch was often used
Event Details
Baskets have long been an integral part of Native American culture as storage containers, carrying baskets, cradleboards, and in burial practices. Bark from pine, ash, or birch was often used to make the baskets and sewn together with spruce root. Join Jennifer Lee, of Algonkian Heritage, who will guide participants in making a traditional bark basket using white pine bark, spruce root, and willow. Choose from several baskets designs and enjoy!
Space is limited – Registration Required. Call 860-868-0518 or email [email protected] to reserve your spot.
Cost: $75 for non-members; $65 for member. (cost of material included)
Due to the high cost of materials, $50 down payment required.
Time
(Sunday) 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Location
Institute for American Indian Studies
38 Curtis Rd, Washington, CT 06793