Featured Hopi baskets

I just wanted to share these three lovely baskets I acquired today.
My mother-in-law, who was a member of the Isleta Pueblo here in NM, passed away two years ago. I just had the opportunity to choose a number of things from her estate, which I will show in this forum.
These baskets were made (possibly in the 1960s or 70s)by a friend of the family who was Hopi.

 

Hop Hop Hoooray !!!!!

 

Awesome heirlooms.

 

So nice to see the crisp colors. So often one sees these these that have been exposed to the sun and faded. These are in mint condition.

 

They are beautiful.

 

So lovely!
Are these "Second Mesa" baskets?
Sorry, I know nothing about baskets. I asked about my own HERE, and they look similar.

 

Your baskets are beautiful, too! I wonder what that X is all about?
This is what we know about the weaver.
My husband says she was the mother of his uncle. She was probably born around 1900, died in the 1980s. She was Hopi, married to an Isleta man.
We have no idea if she was from Second Mesa, but based on the style, maybe so?

 

The design on the side of the oval basket looks like a beetle to me!

 

Hopi coiled baskets are made only on Second Mesa, so yes, they are Second Mesa coiled yucca and galleta grass baskets. And great baskets!

 

Thank you @Taupou, for the confirmation !

 

Beautiful baskets!!!!