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White Oak Splints

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Undyed white oak splints come from the white oak tree, which is native to North Carolina. Splints are the result of splitting the trunk of the white oak tree into strips, often used for weaving baskets and mats. Samples include natural splints and splints dyed with bloodroot and walnut.

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Undyed white oak splits are often used for weaving baskets and mats.

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Mary W. Thompson is an esteemed second-generation basket weaver, veteran, entrepreneur, and enrolled member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI).

Mary W. Thompson, Cherokee Baskets & Vessels

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Cherokee, North Carolina

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White Oak Splints

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