BASKETRY

Decorate baskets in creative and unique new ways instead of settling for unembellished varieties. Buy basic basketry, and give it bling using these unique ideas.

I use baskets to decorate my kitchen, and lately I have discovered many unique new options. They can be used to decorate vertical as well as horizontal surfaces, and in very creative and unique new ways.

Consider these easy ideas for decorating a country blue living room, and make an otherwise mundane space into a very comfortable room for entertaining and spending time relaxing.

Native American woven baskets can be works of art for collectors or beautiful accents for your home.

Try these easy ways to decorate cheap woven baskets, and turn ordinary basketry found in discount stores into something unique and highly dramatic.

The author explains how to harvest and prepare wisteria runners for use in basketry.

Visitors to Indianapolis will discover a wide array of attractions.

Mt. Pisgah Arboretum is a 209 acre park located only fifteen minutes from downtown Eugene.

The Carolina Renaissance Festival is a chance to leave the worries of the modern world behind and slip into a past time full of colorful characters and merriment

Many of the most famous French artists during the latter half of the nineteenth and early half of the twentieth centuries sojourned to Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco to paint, write, and observe.

The past meets the present for the Cherokee Indians when you visit the Oconaluftee Indian Village in Cherokee, North Carolina. The Oconaluftee Village reflects both the peaceful quality and the hardships endured for the Cherokee life in the mid-1700's.

Not everyone knows about Massanutten, but it's a great weekend escape and is less than two hours from the Washington, DC metropolitan area!

controversy abounds over how it should be done, but long before there was a Forest Service, there was a sensible method for getting the job done.

This essay compares Anglo beliefs about the native Americans to the realities as illustrated by one tribe's experience with settlers.

The baskets intrigued me because they were so beautiful and well made. They have a graceful sturdiness and subtle shades and textures that are quite complex.

Bamboo is an amazingly versatile medium, and Japanese craftspeople have learned to make the most of this versatility. It can be used to make baskets, tea whisks, archery bows, flutes, fishing poles, furniture, and even walls.

A holistic, linguistic look at gullah as language and culture.