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2. Native American Beadwork | Traditional Beading History, Patterns...

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   Generations before Europeans landed on the shores of the new world, Native American beadwork used primarily stone, shell, quills, and bone carved patiently with non-metal tools.

3. History of Native American Beads – Types and Uses

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   Native American Beads hold a significant cultural and spiritual value for Native Tribes. The Native Americans made beads using bone, stones, porcupine quills, shells, and more. However, in the 16th century, Europeans introduced glass and ceramic beads to the Natives.

4. 5 Sisters Beadwork | Native American Beadwork

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   Purchase Products & Artwork Online To Support Local Native American Artists. 5 Sisters Beadwork is Indigenous owned business that handcrafts beaded jewelry. Explore Our Online Store Featuring Authentic Native-Made Art, Beadwork, Pine work & More.

5. Native American Beadwork: 4 Free Beading Patterns - Interweave

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   Get free Native American, seed bead patterns plus a bonus guide at Interweave, which includes four Native American beadwork patterns and more!

6. Native American Beadwork Part One: History, Materials ... -...

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   Beadwork is iconic in Native American art, clothing, and objects. The familiar use of glass beads dates to early European contact, building on a much longer tradition of beadwork and quillwork appliqué using materials indigenous to North America.

7. The Beading Stitches of Native American Beadwork - Interweave

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   This comprehensive guide to Native American beadwork includes information about how Native American beadwork developed, instructions for working with traditional Native American beadwork techniques, and tips and suggestions for how to study Native American beadwork.