noun
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the art or practice of making baskets
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baskets collectively
Etymology
Origin of basketry
Example Sentences
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The culture had rich traditions of storytelling, basketry, embroidery and jewelry-making, but many initially had difficulty adjusting to Western life due to cultural and language differences as well as a lack of formal education.
From Seattle Times
"Maybe for textile work, leather work or basketry - they're pulling something through their front teeth."
From BBC
A long and unfruitful detour into basketry unfolds.
From Los Angeles Times
Warm whites, jewel tones, sparkle and layers of wool, plaid, fur and basketry help conjure.
From Seattle Times
Her collections are “as likely to draw upon refined Ngil masks, spare 17th-century ironwork, or elegant Shaker basketry as the International Style.”
From Seattle Times
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