At Cheryl’s Trading Post, we invite you to explore the art of cedar bark weaving, a centuries-old Indigenous craft that continues to thrive today. Cedar bark weaving is a traditional art form deeply rooted in the cultures of the Pacific Northwest, celebrated for its beauty, practicality, and cultural significance. Our curated collection features expertly handcrafted pieces made by Native artisans, each carrying the rich heritage of Indigenous communities.
Cedar bark weaving is a labor-intensive art passed down through generations. Using fibers from the cedar tree, artisans create stunning items such as baskets, hats, mats, and ceremonial regalia. This process, deeply connected to nature, represents both craftsmanship and a spiritual bond with the land. Every woven piece tells a unique story of culture, tradition, and respect for the environment.
Each cedar bark weaving is expertly crafted by skilled Native artisans, transforming raw, natural materials into functional, meaningful works of art. These pieces, ranging from intricate storage baskets to ceremonial items, carry the weight of centuries-old traditions. More than just beautiful craftsmanship, they embody a deep connection to nature, reflecting Indigenous knowledge, artistry, and a profound respect for the land. Every weaving tells a story, bridging the past with the present and celebrating a timeless craft.
Our curated collection of cedar bark weavings offers a wide range of items designed to suit different tastes and needs. From decorative baskets perfect for display or storage to intricately woven mats and hats, each piece captures the beauty of traditional craftsmanship. Whether you’re looking for functional art for your home, a unique cultural gift, or a meaningful connection to Indigenous heritage, our collection has something to offer. These creations serve as a reminder of the artistry, natural beauty, and spiritual significance embedded in each design.
When you choose a cedar bark weaving piece from Cheryl’s Trading Post, you’re acquiring more than just art—you’re connecting to the rich cultural heritage of Indigenous communities. Browse our collection and bring home a meaningful piece of Indigenous craftsmanship.
