Large flat round tray on a slightly tapered, hollow, round pedestal. Two circular lines are engraved around centre of tray. The pedestal also has circular lines halfway down and around base.

Round coiled tray. Top two coils around rim form a handle on one side. Opposite handle is missing. Interior of tray is decorated with alternating dark brown and reddish brown circular bands.

Round coiled tray. Rim has braided strips of bark which also form handles on either side. Interior of tray is decorated with four reddish brown lines coming out of a spiral in the centre, surrounded by squares composed of light and dark brown.

Shallow wooden tray. The object is made up of a base piece, two long narrow side pieces, and two shorter side pieces that flare outward to serve as handles. All are joined by nails. On the base is a line painting, black and red, in stylized Northwest Coast design of a bird with wings spread, surrounded by a variety of designs.

Rectangular tray with cross patterns. The tray has a low wall around the perimeter. The rim of this wall has false braiding around it. The tray is primarily yellow and demonstrates closed twining. There are also imbricated dark brown and red brown elements. In the base of the tray the imbricated motif is formed from small squares formed by five smaller squares; there is a smaller square in each corner and one in the centre. On either end of the tray, seven of the five-part squares meet at an acute angle which points into the centre of the tray. In the centre of the tray, two lines formed from seven of the five-part squares bisect each other diagonally. On the exterior of the walls of the tray, the imbricated dark brown and red brown material forms triangles made of small squares. The longest sides of the tray each have four triangles adorning them and the shorter sides have three triangles. The red brown triangles and dark brown triangles are placed next to each other to form a pattern. The artist’s name is written in pen on the bottom of the tray.

Gift of Pratt Institute