Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: Robert Pougnier on November 22, 2025, 02:44:25 pm
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Here are some photos of a couple of woven quivers.
The first is made of umbrella sedge (papyrus sp.) harvested in south carolina. 25 inches long by 3.5 inches in diameter. Stiffened with a length of meadowsweet. Comfortably holds a dozen arrows.
The second is made of black ash harvested in vermont. The weavers were split in half which make them pretty smooth. 24" by 4 an 1/4. Holds 18+ arrows.
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Photos of Ash quiver.
I gave someone here an almost identical quiver to the umbrella sedge one over a decade ago, It may have been seen on PA before.
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Very nice woven quivers. :OK I've made a few basket style quivers over the years.