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Image of Sammamish or Klikitat basket, 1870
1955.963.a
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Sammamish or Klikitat basket, 1870

This basket, thought to have been made by either a member of the Sammamish or Klickitat communities, features woven geometric designs.
ID Number: 1955.963.a
Date: 1870
Physical Description: 1 Basket; plant; 7 in.H x 10 in.W x 8.25 in.D
Place Made: United States of America, WASHINGTON
Credit: MOHAI, 1955.963.a
Subjects: Washington Territory, Indigenous Peoples

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