Plateau style basket weaving workshop that guides participants through traditional techniques to create a medium sized root bag, perfect for harvesting. This class emphasizes cultural connection, resilience, and the enduring strength woven into each piece.

Facilitated by: Lydia Skahan

Cost: Sliding Scale $65-$75 (Price includes materials cost)

Must Register in Advance

Lydia Skahan is a Nimíipuu (Nez Perce) and Yakama artist, designer, and cultural educator, and an enrolled member of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation. Her work focuses on traditional Plateau arts—including quillwork, cornhusk weaving, and regalia design—blended with modern expression. She teaches workshops and does  presentations on Plateau history and culture to schools, universities, and community groups. Through both her artistry and education, Lydia is committed to carrying forward her people’s traditions for future generations.

Max # Participants 20

Min # Participants needed to run the class 5