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Sweetgrass Baskets By Mary. Mary jackson is a basket maker who lives in charleston, sc with her husband, stoney. Rows of coiled sweetgrass baskets stretch out across the. Sweetgrass baskets begin to take shape in the skilled hands of mary jackson. The smithsonian american art museum’s permanent collection includes a sweetgrass basket made by mary jackson, whose finely detailed, sculptural baskets first appeared at the. She produces simple baskets in which the colored bands of grass create sculptural patterns. Sweetgrass may only grow in a very specific and limited coastal habitat, but thanks, in large part, to mary jackson’s leadership and artistry, the art. She makes sweetgrass baskets that come out of a tradition that has been passed down from her. Eventually, jackson grew bored with the traditional pieces she had been making and began to create contemporary forms from traditional materials. Mary jackson in her showroom on john’s island, s.c., with the central element of her creations: Mary jackson was four when her mother taught her to weave baskets from dried sweet grass. Following chores, jackson's family would gather to make bulrush and sweetgrass baskets, using skills brought to the united states by their west african ancestors.

Sweetgrass baskets begin to take shape in the skilled hands of mary jackson. Eventually, jackson grew bored with the traditional pieces she had been making and began to create contemporary forms from traditional materials. She makes sweetgrass baskets that come out of a tradition that has been passed down from her. The smithsonian american art museum’s permanent collection includes a sweetgrass basket made by mary jackson, whose finely detailed, sculptural baskets first appeared at the. Rows of coiled sweetgrass baskets stretch out across the. Following chores, jackson's family would gather to make bulrush and sweetgrass baskets, using skills brought to the united states by their west african ancestors. She produces simple baskets in which the colored bands of grass create sculptural patterns. Mary jackson in her showroom on john’s island, s.c., with the central element of her creations: Sweetgrass may only grow in a very specific and limited coastal habitat, but thanks, in large part, to mary jackson’s leadership and artistry, the art. Mary jackson was four when her mother taught her to weave baskets from dried sweet grass.

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Sweetgrass Baskets By Mary Mary jackson is a basket maker who lives in charleston, sc with her husband, stoney. She produces simple baskets in which the colored bands of grass create sculptural patterns. Mary jackson in her showroom on john’s island, s.c., with the central element of her creations: Sweetgrass may only grow in a very specific and limited coastal habitat, but thanks, in large part, to mary jackson’s leadership and artistry, the art. Eventually, jackson grew bored with the traditional pieces she had been making and began to create contemporary forms from traditional materials. Mary jackson is a basket maker who lives in charleston, sc with her husband, stoney. Sweetgrass baskets begin to take shape in the skilled hands of mary jackson. Rows of coiled sweetgrass baskets stretch out across the. The smithsonian american art museum’s permanent collection includes a sweetgrass basket made by mary jackson, whose finely detailed, sculptural baskets first appeared at the. Following chores, jackson's family would gather to make bulrush and sweetgrass baskets, using skills brought to the united states by their west african ancestors. She makes sweetgrass baskets that come out of a tradition that has been passed down from her. Mary jackson was four when her mother taught her to weave baskets from dried sweet grass.