Contemporary Native American Indian Baskets

Eva Salazar, a turn of the 21st century contemporary Kumeyaay Native American Indian artist master basketweaver, a top master basket maker of juncus artistry from San Diego, California, is photographed in the studio with her famous masterpiece large coiled rattlesnake juncus basket starts, aka mission basketry.

The impressive tribal snake motif design starts in the center with a big fat chubby black diamondback rattlesnake coiling.

How did it turn out?

Eva's traditional Kumiai Native American Indian coiled juncus Kumeyaay basket hat was hand weaved by her Grand Aunt Celia Silva -- the traditional Kumiai basket hat is a treasured family heirloom that will never be for sale in good times.

AUTHENTIC SAN DIEGO INDIGENOUS ART

A modern basket art work in progress at 28 inches across, above picture taken of the magnificent unfinished juncus basket on January 23, 2005, in San Diego County.

Please click on the ABOUT thumbnail below for more detailed history and culture about Eva Salazar's ethnographic tribal art relics.

ABOUT the Eva Salazar BASKET

Eva Salazar BIOGRAPHY

ABOUT Eva's Artists' Co-Op

Kumeyaay Native American Fine Art

CONTEMPORARY CALIFORNIA NATIVE AMERICAN BASKET ART:

WELCOME to the Indigenous Peoples of California MODERN Basket Museum online photos and pictures featuring so-called mission baskets California Indian basket art of the San Jose de la Zorra Kumeyaay Indians of Southern California and northern Baja California, Mexico, fine mission baskets modern contemporary mission basketry.

NATIVE AMERICAN Indigenous artists fine art cultural posters for sale the webmaster produced a series of 48-inch fine art posters of his photojournalistic documentary series on the California tribal peoples of North America.

Native American Indian basket weaving and California Indian baskets contributed by Shumup Ko Hup Indian store and gift shop located in Old Town, San Diego.