In centuries past, members of the Washoe Indian tribe would harvest Tahoe’s reeds and pine needles to weave into utilitarian baskets. Between about 1890 and 1935, those baskets evolved into decorative masterpieces, featuring innovative motifs and tight stitching. But in the decades since, the art of basket weaving has been largely absent from Lake Tahoe’s shores. That is, until recently, when North Lake Tahoe native Karey Dodge decided to learn the craft.

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