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Basketmakers, Basket Artists, Basketweavers and Fiber Artists from around the world
with Last names beginning with D.
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Leah Danberg
Melissa
Darden
The granddaughter of renowned Chitimacha basket maker Lydia Darden creates single weave
and double weave baskets of split river cane. Her works have been featured in an
article in
Southwest Art Magazine and a biography is available from the
Louisiana Folklife Center. She offers some of her pieces for sale on her
personal site
Chitimachabasket.com.
Dat-So-La-Lee
Extensive biographical information about Dat-So-La-Lee who was a famous Washo (or Washoe)
Indian woman basketweaver from the late 1800's and early 1900's. From the Nevada Women's
History Project.
Michael Davis
Contemporary basket artist working primarily in round reed. Frequently his pieces
have painted accents or embellishments.
Marie
Billiot Dean
A member of the Houma Indian tribe, Marie is renowned for her skill in weaving palmetto
into hats, baskets, mats, fans and whisks.
Barbara Dengler
This basketmaker from Mt. Pleasant, SC. weaves round contemporary vessels in texture and
twill, with custom designed slotted wooden rims and bases. Works with seagrass,
cane, raffia, waxed linen and rattan reed.
Peter Dibble
Willow basketmaker from Norwich, England. Trained by his father-in-law Will Berry, a well
respected Suffolk, UK basketmaker, now retired.
Ellen Dickinson
This Roselyn Heights, NY artist creates sculptural forms of unbleached linen and
cotton cord using a figure eight basketry stitch.
Rob
Dobson
Contemporary basket artist who uses found objects ,
construction materials
and manufacturing components such as wire, nuts, bolts and steel strapping to
assemble basket forms. Represented in this instance by American Art Company.
Fran
Doonan
Traditional pounded black ash baskets made from log to finished product by
Frannie A. Doonan a Maine basketmaker and instructor. Fran makes pack baskets and
creels for hiking, canoeing, fishing and camping, brown ash split ash handmade baskets,
that are handwoven and
made in Maine. She also weaves wood bottom ash baskets, split ash pie baskets, split ash pack
baskets, fishing creels, old fashioned split ash baskets and tote baskets.
Suzanne Donazetti
This Carrizozo, NM artist works in plaited metals to create baskets, wall
sculptures, and folding screens. She uses copper, metallic leaf, transparent inks
and acrylics because of the unique qualities each material brings to the others.
Patrick Dougherty
Sculptor from Chapel Hill, NC creates freeform site-specific installations by
interweaving locally gathered willow and sapling branches.
Jeanne Drevas
This working basketmaker and installation artist from Rappahannock County, VA
uses bark sheets and other native natural materials she gathers near her home in
the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia to create basket forms and full scale
sculptural installations. Her work is also represented at
Jane Sauer Gallery.
Sharon Dugan
Traditional basketmaker from Sanbornton, NH makes Shaker and traditional black ash baskets
with birch (sometimes cherry, oak, or white ash) handles and rims - from the trees.
Wendy Durfey
Studio artist and teacher of contemporary basketry from Ontario, Canada uses
archival paper with overlays and embellishments of acrylic paint, silk fiber,
copper wire and beads. Some of the techniques she employs include plaiting, silk
fusion, knotless netting and looping.
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