19th Century Washington Coastal Woven Bag turquoise This is one of at

This is one of at least two colored prints he did in the early 1030's from drawings he made at Yosemite

Both are in very good condition with only minor restoration to one of male figure's fingers

Some of the moth damage has exposed warp threads

Both these elements are noted in this striking cuff of inlaid turquoise triangles and notched edging on both sides of the cuff

19th Century Washington Coastal Woven Bag turquoise This is one of atThis is a rare trapezoid shaped woven basketry storage bag, which was woven along the Oregon and Washington Coast from the area around the mouth of the Columbia River to as far north as the Quinault. The bulk of the bag is woven from a very stiff material with a cattail braided edge on the sides to bind the two faces together. It has three vertical outlined panels on one side, with somewhat irregularly crisscrossed greenish wool embroidered lines