Abstract

Mabel McKay, a renowned Pomo basket weaver and healer, left an indelible mark on Native American artistry, culture, and spirituality. Her life and work embody a profound connection between the poetics of dreams and the intricate art of basket weaving. This research article delves into McKay's life, analyzing the interplay between her dreams, spiritual beliefs, and the craftsmanship of basket weaving as depicted in "Weaving the Dream," her biography by Greg Sarris. It explores how McKay's dreams shaped her artistic expressions, examining the symbolism, cultural significance, and spiritual dimensions of her baskets.

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