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Basketweavers spread culture with Cherokee Gadugi help!

jamesahumphrey
May 18, 2024
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The Oklahoma Native American Basketweavers Association, with the help of a grant from Cherokee Gadugi, hosted a basketweaving class taught by Rose Drake and Barbara Hair May 11th at the Zarrow Regional Library in Tulsa. Students chose a basic or a Cherokee rim for their choice of two designs. The photo above was selected from ONABA publicity and the participants are not identified, posted with the permission of the hosting organization.

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