Fid Round Reed by the Pound Cherokee Basketry describes the craft's

Cherokee Basketry describes the craft's forms

With smooth jaws they securely hold your work in place

Size: 6" x 12" x 6" high

144 pages with over 200 color photographs

From its roots in Africa through its development on the rice plantations to its current renaissance as an art form sought after by collectors and tourists

Fid Round Reed by the Pound Cherokee Basketry describes the craft'sThe Fid or belt awl is traditionally used for enlarging holes in leather. Many willow basket makers find it quite useful when opening space between rows of weaving, packing and inserting new spokes. Hardwood handle, blunt end, flat shaft. 2 1 4 inches long. 5 inches overall length.