Basketry is the craft of making baskets by a process of weaving or sewing pliable materials. Coiling is a procedure combining the wrapping of a core material and a sewing process. oiled baskets with distinctive designs are common to the Southwestern American Indian tribes.
Plaiting basketry involves weaving wide materials and braidlike, such as palms, yucca or flax. In this technique the stakes and weaving materials are the same, and are woven together at right angles.
Wining basketry is done using materials from roots and tree bark. Twining is one of the major building methods in basketry. It consists of a weave done with two elements woven simultaneously around the spokes.
