I think you would need a specialist to examine it in person. Here are a few references if you want to pursue the complexities of tool marks on...
Is does get confusing, but they are different peoples.
We will need to see a few views of the entire object, as well as a complete view of the signature (the one photo you posted shows only half), and...
This particular type of "prestige axe" - with a human head or full figure at the top, and the vertical blade issuing from the mouth - is...
It is nice to see a well done basket - the artist understood it. A modern version - "The Potato Basket is an oval willow basket design, once...
It is unlikely that the arrows with the feathers in the middle of the shaft were made for actual use. The feathers there would have interfered...
Sorry, but not Navajo. The fringe along the bottom edge, and the double thickness of the warps on the side indicate that it was made on a floor...
Plenty big enough. If centered, only 2 1/4" overhang on each long side, 1 1/2" the other. The cake pan won't droop.
Based on the tropical feathers and the woven quiver, they may be from the Brazilian Amazon.
Perhaps the grid is a shop class trivet for Mom, practicing riveting/soldering.
This one is probably another one from Uganda - a type called an "endiro/endiiro/ndiro", used to serve a bread made from millet. (Also simply...
The shape is common in many areas of Africa, including Kenya - [ATTACH] Pots for Sale | Kenya: Market day in Kakamega...
I think this one is from Ethiopia. Although I cannot find an exact comparable, the techniques and colors are consistent with other Ethiopian...
It looks to be a slightly older version of these baskets, made in northern Uganda, based on traditional winnowing baskets - [ATTACH]...
There is the possibility that the shutterstock description was inaccurate, particularly since the openwork basket was off to the side in the...
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