A Basket You Can Cook In?!
For generations, Northwest Coast weavers made baskets so tight, they could hold boiling water. Here’s how! #indigenoushistory #nativehistory #tlingit #weaving #culturalheritage #sprucerootweaving #culturaleducation
For generations, Northwest Coast weavers made baskets so tight, they could hold boiling water. Here’s how! #indigenoushistory #nativehistory #tlingit #weaving #culturalheritage #sprucerootweaving #culturaleducation
It’s like to buy one
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Those are such amazing examples of the people’s artistry and ingenuity!
In my area, the Yurok, Karuk, Wiyot, and Hupa people have used spruce roots for the warp of the basket and beargrass or many other plant fibers for the weft. My grandma was taught by the older ladies in the Yurok tribe when she married and had my aunt with a member.
AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL ❤🎉😊
I’m from the Cherokee tribe Tennessee ❤
You can line cloaks/ponchos with it as well to stop your inner layers getting wet
What beautiful woven creations👏🏽👏🏽😊‼️
I have *got* to learn this! My plants need pretty pots that can hold water & that aren’t plastic! ❤❤
I’ve always believed that Indigenous tribes around the World are Guardians of Our Earth and deserve to be left alone and respected 🙏.
This tutorial is underrated I really appreciate the effort.
Picea
Making that without a machine is unreal
i heard at a artifact show some eastern mississippian cultures heat rocks up in the fire, and put them in a container made of leather
As a Haida it’s always weird asf hearing it name dropped lol
Plus they are pretty.
Very interesting sir. Please keep the content up. liking it thus far
So smart, that’s very cool.
Auromoblie water bags from the 1910s were made of densely sown canvas that wouldn’t leak either
In Somalia, they traditionally use baskets to transport milk. Just before putting the milk in the basket,they put something burning inside the basket for a moment, sterilizing the basket. Somali tea, drunk with milk and sugar, therefore tastes smoky.
Tuco Salamanca Approved
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Wow. Just WOW.
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Wild to come across my small culture on shorts haha… Thanks!
Spruce whats?
a basket full of water is a sight i was not expecting to ever see.
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Im tsimsian! 😀 thank you for sharing and mentioning the tribes by name! ^^
Some of us plains Natives used such bark to have as bags to carry things. We used the sinew from buffalo, Elk, deer, etc… as thread. Then made our baskets to carry so many things. Always remember if you take from the land you give back.
That’s one of thousands reasons the native wasn’t savages !! Unlike the European who invaded them savagely !
Beautiful ❗
How amazing
Btw,Only boiling water!? 🤔
Same as the Seri Tribe baskets of Sonora you can buy in their Nation.
Wow😮❤
Made from the roots of the Spruce tree, Awesome❤
The part where he says, Beautiful Water-resistant hats….I thought that was someone’s neck with tattoos. That’s pretty tight weaving.
My mom had these I puked on them
Thanks
Oh i thought white boys made and created Everything you know Everything…wow
Thank you sir, I learned something beautiful and from a charming human instead of ai
A relief now adays, also you have a nice voice :))
You can nake a canoe out of spruce roots.
I want one of those hats
My great grandparents had one of these baskets, I always thought it was from Liberia because that’s where they were from looked just like that one and they would always say it could hold water, now I know wjere it’s really from
So coolCan’t wait for the next video.Thank you😊😊😊
Wow! I find it amazing the things that were done back then. All of the steps and lengthy process that were taken to get the end results of an item is amazing! It makes one question how did they know that this and that needed to be done to achieve these results? If you asked the elders the answers for most things were the same, "The sky people or the Gods taught us." It can’t be just a coincidence. Some processes are so methodical and precise, like a Japanese teapot for instance, it’s mesmerizing to watch! In the end result, is a beautiful sea green colored teapot! 😊
That’s what people used to carry water in back in the day, kept it cold even in the middle of a desert
Doope! Traditional Indigenous Technology
Why dont they just use ceramics? They are so easy and cheap to make with even the most primitive tools.
I love Indigenous people from all over the world