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Beading in the Native American Tradition

Beading in the Native American Tradition

by David Dean (Author)

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    Paperback 2002

    $12.01
Synopsis

David Dean, of Native American and European heritage, traces the story of beadwork as it spread accross North America and as it continues today, a vital, evolving art. His clear explanations and instructions will help the collector identify old work, and the craftsman pursue new paths with confidence, authenticity, and respect.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 160
 Publisher: Interweave Press Inc
Published: 01 Sep 2002
ISBN 10: 1931499039
ISBN 13: 9781931499033

Media Reviews
. ..an impressive book. - The Bead Society of Greater Chicago

. ..works range from the historical to the humorous...there is much to be passionate about here. - Textile Fibre Forum

A keeper and a superb choice for gifts. - The Beadwrangler.com book reviews

Clear explanations and instructions will help the collector identify old work, and the craftsman to pursue new paths with authenticity. - Indian Country Today

This is a marvelous book...a welcome addition to the library of any serious beader. - The Bead Society of New Jersey

. ..an impressive book. - The Bead Society of Greater Chicago

. ..works range from the historical to the humorous...there is much to be passionate about here. - Textile Fibre Forum

A keeper and a superb choice for gifts. - The Beadwrangler.com book reviews

Clear explanations and instructions will help the collector identify old work, and the craftsman to pursue new paths with authenticity. - Indian Country Today

This is a marvelous book...a welcome addition to the library of any serious beader. - The Bead Society of New Jersey


.. .an impressive book. - The Bead Society of Greater Chicago

.. .works range from the historical to the humorous...there is much to be passionate about here. - Textile Fibre Forum

A keeper and a superb choice for gifts. - The Beadwrangler.com book reviews

Clear explanations and instructions will help the collector identify old work, and the craftsman to pursue new paths with authenticity. - Indian Country Today

This is a marvelous book...a welcome addition to the library of any serious beader. - The Bead Society of New Jersey

Author Bio
David Dean, of Native American (Choctaw) and European heritage, developed his interest in Native beadwork and culture as a child, learning beadwork from older relatives and older women from many different tribes. Dean has been producing Native American crafts for more than 30 years, and is a noted bead worker and fan maker.