A handwoven coiled basketry bowl, originating from the Southwestern United States and exhibiting characteristics consistent with Akimel O'odham (Pima) or Tohono O'odham (Papago) traditions. The bowl features a shallow, flared form constructed from natural and dark-dyed plant fibers through a tight, uniform coiling technique. The decorative program consists of dark brown or black stepped, block-like geometric motifs arranged in a radiating pattern against a natural tan ground. The rim is finished with a dark-dyed coil. The underside continues the coiled pattern to a central starting point. No maker marks, signatures, or labels are present. Dimensions: Not provided.