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Billie Ruth Sudduth - http://www.brsbasket.com/
North Carolina basket artist whose woven baskets, including Appalachian Baskets and Shaker Baskets, are included in the Renwick Gallery, American Craft Museum, and the Mint Museum. |
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Nadine Spier - Basket Weaver & Fiber Artist - http://www.nadinespier.com/
Museum-quality baskets using materials harvested from nature. Basketery artwork ranges from traditional to very contemporary free-form. |
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Wind Dancer Creations - http://www.wind-dancer.com/
Fiber artist and basket weaver, Susan Roberts, uses materials from nature, gemstones and unique embellishments to create pieces that connect mind and spirit. |
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The Wicker Woman - http://www.wickerwoman.com/
Offers wicker furniture repair and chair caning. Also creates wicker baskets made with deer antlers and teaches caning, wicker repair, basketry. |
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Susie Thomson, Contemporary Willow Baskets - http://www.susiethomson.com/
Gallery of Susie Thomson, contemporary willow basket weaver. Sculptural baskets hand woven from willow. |
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Tony Stubblefield - http://www.jaskets.com/
View the baskets by St. Louis artist Tony Stubblefield. Featuring Appalachian, Shaker, Nantucket and contemporary styles plus a gallery of baskets collected from around the world. |
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Eagle Rock Baskets - http://www.eaglerockbaskets.com/
Antler and pine needle baskets by JoAnn Hoersten. Style of focus is Western and native American. |
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Glenaan Elliot Robbins - http://thegoldenbasket.com/glenaan.htm
Features the creations of Nantucket basket artist Glenaan Elliot Robbins. Art work features handcrafted basket jewelry adorned with scrimshaw designs. |
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Lindsay K. Rais - http://www.lindsaykrais.com/
Contemporary vessels and basketry by Lindsay K. Rais. Combining pistachio nut shells, silver, beads, steel, stainless steel mesh, copper, knotless netting, etc. 2003 Smithsonian Craft Show Excellence Award Winner. |
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McHenry Road Collection - http://www.geocities.com/mchenry_road/
Art basketry of fiber artist Shari McMahon, specializing in vessels made from wisteria, reed, and forage materials. |