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One of the unique technical achievements of Northwest Coast artisans was the bentwood box. Containers of many sizes were made by kerfing hand-made boards at carefully measured intervals and bending the boards at the steamed kerfs to form the continuous sides. The last corner joint and the bottom board were fastened by pegging or sewing. The plan of the box is nearly square, and two opposite sides are elaborately painted in red and black in the conventional style of box painting. (Holm, Crooked Beak of Heaven, 1972)
NOTES CONCERNING NEW COLLECTIONS. LOWIE, ROBERT H. (ED) ANTHROPOLOGICAL PAPERS, 4, 1910
round yellow cedar , with decortive looping in middile and bottom and a fanned out top , with glass jar in it
rectangle coiled with red yellow and drak cedar detailing , looping trim at top and two handles
round yellow cedar with red detailing at bottom , looping at top w/ thicker cedar at bottom
rectangle coiled weaving with red , yellow and drak cedar detailing
round yellow cedar with red detailing and looped top , thicker cedar at base