Beading in the Native American Tradition - Dean, David - VG

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Native American beadwork with "Beading in the Native American Tradition" by David K. Dean. This insightful trade paperback guide offers a deep dive into the historical and cultural significance of beadwork, providing readers with a rich understanding of the craft's heritage. Published in 2002 by Interweave Press, LLC, this first edition spans 150 pages and is ideal for adults interested in crafts, hobbies, and pictorial nonfiction. With its detailed instructions and vivid illustrations, this picture book serves as a tutorial for both novice and seasoned beadworkers. It delves into various techniques and projects, ensuring readers acquire the skills to create their own intricate beadwork pieces. Measuring 10 inches in length, 9 inches in width, and a 0.5-inch height, this book is a valuable addition to any craft enthusiast's collection. Very Good condition - square tight binding, square flat corners, no bend, torn, loose or missing pages, no writing in or on book, mild cover wear. This book will ship in a cardboard sleeve inside of a poly mailer. If you require the book to be boxed, please contact me.