Drawing Split Willow Bark

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Summary: 
Selected photographs from Helga Teiwes' series documenting Arizona native basketry traditions.
Description: 

Viola Taylor draws split willow bark pieces through holes in a metal can lid, so that the willow strips are all even and of the same width. The negatives in this collection were scanned on an Epson Expression 10000 XL. The file sizes range from 107.8 MB to 212.1 MB at a resolution of 1600 dpi. The original TIFF scans were converted to JPEGs using ACDSee Photo Manager 12 in March 2012. Digitizing Technician: Lana K. Tupponce.

People: 
Viola Taylor
Location: 
Location Description: 

Peridot (Ariz.)

Protocol: 
San Carlos Apache Open Access, Photograph Collection Open Access
Community: 
San Carlos Apache, Photograph Collection
Category: 
Lands and Ecological Knowledge, Pottery and Basketry
Keywords: 
Art and Creative Works
Collections: 
Selected Photographs from Arizona Native Basketry Traditions
Original Date: 
1984 May 8th
Contributor: 
Helga Teiwes
Rights: 
Arizona Board of Regents, Arizona State Museum, The University of Arizona
Source: 
Arizona State Museum, The University of Arizona
Identifier: 
64762_scan1.jpg
Subject: 
Apache baskets, Apache Indians--Basket making, Cottonwood, Willow Baskets, Willow weaving, Buckskin, Arizona--San Carlos Indian Reservation
Type: 
Still Image
Format: 
Negatives (photographic), Black-and-white photographs, JPG