But the craftsmanship necessary to make these works of art requires much more than weaving techniques. It requires a deep and sustained relationship with the environment. For centuries Native ...

Keyser, who lived from around 1850 to 1925, is among the most prominent names in Native basket weaving, said Jessica ... including new tools, shapes, materials and designs.” ...

The stories told through the work of Native American beadwork and cornhusk weaving artists are the focus ... Beyond the 2,900 items, there are numerous stone tools and projectile points in the ...

She uses them to shape baskets and other woven items with the aid of tools ... Native teachers … I wasn’t driving, I don’t think I was in middle school yet. Miller: Before the weaving ...

Through shows and demonstrations, a new generation is encouraged to participate in the weaving and dancing community, thereby fostering a respect for Native cultural traditions, according to Parker.

Hour after hour, day after day, artist Naiomi Glasses sits on her floor in silence, weaving at her loom ... passing down this rich Native American tradition. Now, those designs (which can ...

GREEN RIVER — The Sweetwater County Historical Museum hosted a Native American basket weaving class in Green River on Saturday, with Public Engagement Coordinator Aidan Brady providing hands-on ...

He's been working on diagramming finger weaving as a resource for others. Nally says native languages are in use again, thanks to tribal linguists. His callback to the community is revitalizing ...

Additionally, weaving offers numerous environmental and social benefits by creating shelters that actively engage with materials, tools, technologies, and creative potentials, thereby supporting ...