TWO ASSORTED NATIVE AMERICAN COILED BOWLS. Two assorted coiled baskets or bowls representing the work of groups in the American Southwest and parts of California (e.g., Apache, Cahuilla, or various Great Basin traditions). (1) Large coiled bowl (Left) is a deep, wide, open bowl with gently sloping sides and constructed using the coiling method. The pattern is bold and geometric, consisting of thick bands of color that circle the bowl. (2) The small coiled tray / plaque with a feather (Right) is a flat, shallow, circular tray or plaque also made using the coiling technique, resulting in a tight, flat surface. - Height (large bowl): 6.5 inches. Estimate $100-120
