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#H 97

Hupa Basket Hat

Willow, pine root, bear grass,
maidenhair fern, woodwardia

4"H x 7"D

Mint

$2000

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#H 100

Hupa Basket Hat

Willow, pine root, bear grass,
maidenhair fern,

4"Hx7"D                       Mint                     Sold

P1010025.jpg (43738 bytes) Extra Fancy Hupa Hat
7" d
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Hupa Indian Baskets and Artifacts

The Hupa Group lived among the Klamath River areas of Northwest California.

The Hupa, Yurok, Karok, Tolowa and Wiyot Tribes make up the Hupa Group.

They made use of California hazel, pine root, squaw grass, and maiden hair fern.

The Hupa used twining and open twining techniques with false embroidery.

Twined Hats, trinket and storage baskets, and large burden baskets all make up the Basketry of the Hupa group.

Hupa Indian Internet Sites

Klamath River Baskets: Research at the California Academy of Sciences:  Russ Hartman, Senior Collection Manager, Department of Anthropology

An exhibition solely devoted to Northwestern California Indian caps:
"...there are so few weavers of basket caps that in the future there may not be enough for the ceremonial dances." basketmaker Susan "Tweet" Burdick  
FROM HER MIND MADE UP, WEAVING CAPS THE INDIAN WAY

Ayukii    Karuk, The People of the Klamath
This site is dedicated to Emma Pearch who was a Karuk Dance Owner for the village of Taxasufkara (at the mouth of what is now Pearch Creek) on the Klamath River, near Orleans, California.
Scientists have discovered evidence suggesting that the Karuk people have lived on the Klamath River for more than 10,000 years. Actually, the people have been there since the beginning.

Professor Ron Johnson
TRIBAL ARTS REVIEW

HUPA


    Museums with Hupa Baskets

Favell Museum: Klamath Falls, Oregon

Sutter's Fort Indian Museum: Sacramento, Cal

Hoover Museum, Eureka California

Trees Of Mystery, Eureka California

 


SHORT OVERVIEW OF CALIFORNIA INDIAN HISTORY - Hupa, Karok, & Yurok - By: Professor Edward D. Castillo
Cahuilia-Luiseno

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