Tray with central daisy and figures Date Unknown

This anonymous tray is a beautiful example of Native American basketry. It features a woven design of black and brown lines radiating from a central daisy motif. The tray is made of natural materials and is likely from the Southwest region of the United States. The tray is currently housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, a testament to the importance of preserving and displaying Native American art. The tray’s size and intricate woven design makes it a valuable piece of art and a representation of Indigenous craftsmanship.