Birch Bark Basket - GRPO 17166 - Public Domain image, National Parks G...
Octagonal birch bark basket sewn with bulrush fiber at seams. Top of basket is reinforced with ash wood splint and sewn with basswood fiber dyed dark brown. The vessel stands 6 cm tall with a maximum diameter of 18 cm.
Birch Bark Basket - GRPO 16178 - Public Domain image, National Parks G...
Small, tray-shaped birch bark basket with rim reinforced by split and peeled black spruce root. Seams and rim are secured by basswood bark fibers. The vessel measures 25.3 cm long, 23.5 cm wide, and stands 9.0 cm tall.
Tourist Attraction - Birch Bark Basket
Bucket made of birch bark. Square shaped, two sides have approx. 13 cm. long handles. Top handle is detached from bucket. Possibly made of alder. Bucket is brittle, sides broken. Made by Nondalton Alaska Native... More
Birch Bark Basket - National Parks Gallery
Bucket made of birch bark. Item is in a square shape, two sides have approximately 13 cm. long handles. Possibly made of alder. Bucket brittle, with broken sides. Made by Nondalton Alaska native women in 1953 t... More
Pitched Birch Bark Basket with Handle - GRPO 17209
Birch bark makuk with seams stitched with basswood fiber. Handle is formed from braided basswood bark and rolled birch bark. The makuk is pitched on its seams with a mixture of spruce gum, grease, and charcoal.... More
Birch Bark Basket - GRPO 17149 - Public Domain image, National Parks G...
Small, tray-shaped birch bark basket with rim reinforced by split and peeled black spruce root. Seams and rim are secured by basswood bark fibers. The vessel measures 23.0 cm long, 17.5 cm wide, and stands 6.0 cm tall.
Birch Bark Basket - GRPO 16177 - Public Domain image, National Parks G...
Small birch bark basket with rim reinforced by split and peeled black spruce root. Seams and rim are secured by basswood bark fibers. The vessel measures 20.9 cm long, 20.4 cm wide, and stands 6.8 cm tall.
A Volunteer-In-Parks Staff Member in the Ojibwe Village.
VIP staff holds a birch bark basket called a Makuk (Ojibwe) used to gather and store food items like blueberries.