ANSH 1510 – Black Ash Basket Making
This course presents traditional concepts and techniques used in making the Black Ash Baskets of the Anishinaabe people. Students will learn to make the baskets from start to finish, including the identification and gathering of materials, pounding the splint, scraping, cutting, and dyeing of splint before weaving the splints into baskets.
Offered: Spring Semester
Credits: 3
Taught By: ANSH 1510 – Black Ash Basket Making
Goal Areas: 6
Prerequisites: None
Delivery Method: Classroom
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