Native American Beadwork

Native American BeadworkNative American artists are among the most skilled practitioners of beadwork, and this classic study based on the extensive collections in the Heye Foundation's Museum of the American Indian offers a well illustrated look at the extraordinary variety of beadwork methods and their spectacular results. A much admired genre of folk art, beadwork appears on not only clothing and other forms of personal adornment but also on ceremonial and everyday

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