Pomo Basketry refers to the traditional weaving techniques used by the Pomo people, a Native American group from Northern California. These baskets are known for their intricate designs and functional purposes, including storage, cooking, and ceremonial uses. The materials typically used include grasses, reeds, and willow, which are skillfully woven together to create both durable and beautiful pieces. The art of Pomo Basketry is characterized by its unique patterns and vibrant colors, often inspired by nature. Many baskets feature geometric designs or representations of local flora and fauna. This craft not only serves practical needs but also reflects the cultural heritage and artistic expression of the Pomo community.