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Burden Baskets have been used by different groups of Native American people for various purposes, primarily for gathering seed, grain, fruit, wood, and personal belongings.
These baskets are made by Nanette Sullano using a coiling technique, inspired by traditional forms, with braided cotton rope, vegan suede lace, and leather. They are available in two shapes (womb or cone), three sizes for womb (small, medium, large), one size for cone (medium), and four vegan suede lace and leather colors (black, brown, golden, gray). All braided rope is 100 percent cotton and natural in color.
Jonathan· 02/12/11
Used to watch them film/skate the banks at Los Feliz Elementary with my brother and his buddy Philip (Show) in 1991-92. Me and my friends used to skate there and Lockwood all the time — back when Gangsters would ask you to see your board for a second “to do an ollie” and jack you. Skate and/or die.
Jonathan· 09/11/10


