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Photo by Maggie Holtzberg Porcupine quills — a raw material, that is not so easy to come by. But Eastern woodlands and Great Plains Indians have long been used to decorate baskets, boxes and garments. The tradition has been beautifully revived by Dave Holland, who makes a form of regalia dating back to the early … Continue reading ""https://blog.massfolkarts.org/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/porcupinequills.jpg