Tohono O'odham horsehair baskets seem to have their start in the 1930s thought they had been working with horsehair to make bridles, ropes, belts and even hatbands before then.

This beautifully executed basket is by Sharon Truong from Ga:ka village. She has been weaving baskets since age 11 and unlike many horsehair basket weavers, she also does split stich and cover stich yucca baskets. It measures just under 2.5" and is $160SOLD

Josephine Antone made the two larger baskets (2 and 2.2 inches across). $20 and $26)

Veronica Velasco made the lighter colored lidded basket which is .8 inch across. $15

The small lidded balck baset is by Josephine Miguel. Just over 1/2 inch across, it is priced at $12.

ALL SOLD

The brown owl is not quite 1.25 inches high By Rochelle Enos. $30

The cat is by Veronica Velasquez and $24.

We have a light colored turtle with a dark turtle design (or a young one!) on it's back. 2 inches long. By Rochelle Enos. $40 SOLD

The T.O.lady with the basket on her head is by Veronica Velasquez. Just over 1 inch tall. $36

A polychrome basket with red rabbits dancing around it. By Adeline Miguel it is just under 2 inches across. $80. SOLD

The polychrome basket with the Friendship Dance is by Eldena Jose.1.75 inches across. $165.

The flower petal design basket is 2 by .6 inches and was woven by Sharron Enos. $50.