A mathematical genius: a closer look at Navajo traditional basket weaving with Elsie Holiday
“You have to be patient to weave baskets,” says Elsie Holiday. After marrying into a family of basket weavers at age 19, Elsie quickly took to the family trade, creating baskets whose designs range from traditional Navajo patterns to pop art. Whether she’s gathering Navajo willow sumac with her daughter in Douglas Mesa or taking commissions, Elsie always finds a way to try something different.

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How Navajo Weavers Keep an Ancient Art Alive

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How to Use Kudzu for Making Baskets | Kudzu Basket | Kudzu Basketry

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From Trauma to Triumph: The Story Quilts of Navajo Artist Susan Hudson

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Master Navajo Weavers: Barbara Teller Ornelas and Lynda Teller Pete

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Paddle and Anvil: A Piipaash Pottery Tradition

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HOW TO: Make a Cherokee double-wall basket with Cherokee National Treasure Mike Dart

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Meet the Maker: Hopi Artist Creates a Basket to Unite the World

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Basket Weaving - Intro to Twining

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How to Make a Twined Basket | Weaving with Foliage

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Himalayan Blackberry Bramble Bark Basket

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Master Artist Workshop | Apache Burden Basket Weaving with Andrea Kaydahzinne Summa & Mathew Summa

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More Than Frybread - FULL MOVIE - Holt Hamilton Films - NATIVE AMERICAN COLLECTION

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Making a small wall/hanging basket (and oval course launch!)

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How to Weave a Willow Basket - Part 1, The Bottom

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How to make a basket: EP05 Basket making materials

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Make a Simple Foraging Basket

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Ngarrindjeri Weaving Teaching Film

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PART 1 - How to weave a round willow basket - The base

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Moccasin Making: A Tutorial

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