Wabanaki Basketmakers Want To Show That Harvesting Sweetgrass Can Be Sustainable

Before Europeans settled on the East Coast, the Wabanaki tribes had open access to all of Maine's natural resources, from eels to ash, and sweetgrass to…

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Wabanaki Basketmakers Want To Show That Harvesting Sweetgrass Can Be Sustainable

Fruit Baskets – Braided Sweetgrass and Pounded Ash: Contemporary Wabanaki Baskets

Wabanaki Basket

It's Tale a Story Tuesday again 🥰 This week our Children's Librarian is reading The First Blade of Sweetgrass, written by Indigenous authors Suzanne, By El Reno Carnegie Library

Wabanaki Sweetgrass Harvesting in Acadia National Park — Abbe Museum

, Erica Menard, Penobscot artist, apprenticed with her cousin Theresa Secord, founding director of the Maine Indian Basketmakers Alliance. Ms.

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