Hand Made Native American Apache Indian Burden Baskets
Burden baskets are one of the most recognized works of art of Native American peoples. They were once used in everyday life for collecting, gathering and storing foods. It was usually the larger burden baskets that was used for food storage and they are still used today! A burden basket is a cone shaped hand made basket. Leather and cone jingles hang down from them. Almost all burden baskets have a leather strap for hanging or wearing around the neck or shoulders. AS the basket was worn the tine cones would jingle and this would scare away animals such as snakes. Many times, smaller burden baskets were given to children to wear for protection as the jungles would scare off animals and the sound would alert parents to where their children were located. These baskets are often hung outside a home and a caller was to place his "burdens" inside the basket before entering. The saying, “leave your burdens at the door” originated with these baskets.
Hand Made Native American Apache Indian Burden Basket Small $96.00
Hand Made Native American Apache Indian Burden Basket Medium $159.00
Hand Made Native American Apache Indian Burden Basket Large $295.00
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Tiny Hand Made Apache Burden Basket
This particular basket has a total hanging length of 12 inches. The fringe with the jingles is 4 inches long. Dimensions: 3.25" diameter x 2.5" deep $38.00
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