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how do you tell the deference in floral patterns,Ponca from Kiowa etc. what do you look for
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Last edited by rodond; 04-01-2009, 02:29 PM. -
rodond,Originally posted by rodond View Post
Most Oklahoma tribes have some sort of floral or semi-floral designs in their cultures.Powwows will continue to evolve in many directions. It is inevitable. -
As well as lots of plateau and basin tribes, not to mention eastern as well....it is what it is...Comment
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how can you tell one from the otherComment
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That's easy......the Shoshone ones are the neatest & the purdiest.Originally posted by rodond View Post
hu! hu!.....that's all I gots to say 'bout dat."I'd rather be @ a POW-WOW!"Comment
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sometimes it colors and color combinations, so groups use certain colors in certain ways. For example, I've always found Kiowa stuff easy to spot,Comment
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Ummm I think that was what he was askingOriginally posted by Iowa_Boy View Post
What makes Kiowa Floral Patterns so easy to spot?
Other than you know they are KiowaᎠᏂᎩᏚᏩᎩ - Anigiduwagi
Till I Die!Comment
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Eastern are the prettiest, and the best blinged!!!! ( b e a d ed) darn it Paul...
Last edited by steelemagnolia63; 04-01-2009, 05:05 PM.Thankful for the blessing from the Creator in my life!!!!
Life should not be measured by the number of things that we aquire on our journey but by the number of lives that we touch along that road.
I am a bridge on the red path between my ancestors and the future. I am a bridge between my white heritage and my native heritage. A bridge joins two sides together and provides a way to move on..... A.K. O'Pry-ReynoldsComment
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Originally posted by steelemagnolia63 View Post Eastern are the prettiest, and the best blinged!!!! ( b e a d ed) darn it Paul...
Yeah.....Eastern Shoshone! ; )"I'd rather be @ a POW-WOW!"Comment
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no Eastern Woodlands is the bestest....
Thankful for the blessing from the Creator in my life!!!!
Life should not be measured by the number of things that we aquire on our journey but by the number of lives that we touch along that road.
I am a bridge on the red path between my ancestors and the future. I am a bridge between my white heritage and my native heritage. A bridge joins two sides together and provides a way to move on..... A.K. O'Pry-ReynoldsComment
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ExperienceOriginally posted by rodond View Post
"Be good, be kind, help each other."
"Respect the ground, respect the drum, respect each other."
--Abe Conklin, Ponca/Osage (1926-1995)Comment
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As i have traveled as an emcee i have noticed the uniqueness of tribes in different cultural areas, such as, Coastal, plateau, plains, etc. The beadwork of the Sho-bans is so familiar and identifiable ant where.
But on the dance floor there is a homoginization of powwow styles. I think...01-23-2012, 04:00 PM -
is it ok to do lazy stitch for a tradish set without copyin geometrical designs? is it ok to do a kind of okla. type of beadwork with animals and other types of designs or is it better to modify geometrical designs?03-02-2004, 06:36 PM -
I have recently reconnected with my roots and am trying to learn the art of beadwork Tlingit style. I am way down in Louisiana and many of the classes I want to take are in Alaska, I am looking for books (or videos) as an alternative to get me started. Any suggestions? I have a fair number of patterns...08-11-2004, 02:26 PM
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Hello,
I am making a pair of center seam moccasins and want to do some beadwork on the vamps as well as the sides (the pattern will be traditional northern New England - Wabanaki).
The beadwork will be done on wool (for the side flaps anyways) then attached to the leather....01-31-2017, 11:08 AM -
Greetings,
I am having difficulty finding good pictures of cheyenne beadwork. If anyone knows of any links, or if you have pictures of your own, posting them here would be much appreciated.08-10-2012, 06:59 PM
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