The Basket-Maker

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A single-page poem by Arthur J. Burdick addressed to a woman basket-maker. It praises her skill, her knowledge of where to find willows and grasses, and her use of natural colors, and likens her baskets to woven songs and visions. It is literary rather than technical and gives no instructions.

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Date
1905
Language
English
Pages
1
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