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Here. A basket maker and porcupine quillwork, Yvonne Walker Keshick creates birchbark masterpieces realistically decorated with quills that depict natural images as well as cultural symbols of the Odawa tribe. Also a devoted teacher, she has developed resources and provided … <a href="http://turtletalk.wordpress.com/2014/09/19/yvonne-keshick-awarded-nea-national-heritage-fellowship-for-quillwork/">Continue reading →</a>

Yvonne Keshick Awarded NEA National Heritage Fellowship for Quillwork