Vintage Southwest Native American Coiled Basket Bowl 10.5\" Stepped Block Pattern For Sale

Tribe / Attribution: possibly a Tohono O’odham (historically referred to as Papago), located in Southern Arizona and the Sonoran Desert. The thick coil foundation using beargrass/yucca, blunt finished rim, and geometric stepped block motif are classic hallmarks of their tradition.

Age: Circa 1930s – 1950s (Mid-20th Century). The use of reddish-dyed vegetal fibers alongside natural yucca/beargrass in a terraced pattern was common during this era.

• Style: Authentic Southwestern Native American coiled basket bowl featuring a classic stepped geometric block