Passamaquoddy Kenny Keezer ash and braided sweetgrass basket limestone as well as other splints

as well as other splints provide a contrast with the dyed splints

This black ash and sweetgrass

add 1/2 inch to the height for the ear wires

white feathers with paint or dye used to simulate the markings of said owls

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Passamaquoddy Kenny Keezer ash and braided sweetgrass basket limestone as well as other splintsPassamaquoddy Kenny Keezer ash and braided sweetgrass basket Kenny Keezer is the youngest son of famed basket maker Clara Keezer. His reflect honors her work in style and form. He is a member of the Passamaquoddy tribe of Maine, one of the four tribes of the Wabanaki Alliance. This basket has several outstanding features, including a lot of braided sweetgrass, a platform base, and beautiful diagonal ribbons of color. Size: 6 inches diameter; 7 inches